Abstract
KEYWORDS Indigenous health; Injury; Injury prevention; Trauma systems; Professional collegesThe problems relating to injury in the Indigenouspeople of Australia, New Zealand and the SouthPacific are as perplexing as they are important.Their importance lies particularly in their inci-dence and burden.AustralianAboriginal and TorresStrait Islander people, for example, live 17 yearsless on average than non-Indigenous Australians,and are three times more likely to die from injury-related causes.
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