Medically treated injuries or poisonings resulting from a non-fatal accident within the previous 12 months (percentage of the respondents). Classification: years, region, age, sex, level of education ^Info

Region	Accident injuries
	yes	no
Germany	8.7	91.3
West	8.9	91.1
Northwest Info	8.1	91.9
North Rhine-Westphalia	9.9	90.1
Central Info	8.0	92.0
Bavaria	8.9	91.1
Baden-Wurttemberg	9.0	91.0
East	8.0	92.0
East (North) Info	7.9	92.1
East (South) Info	8.1	91.9

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Source(s)/Contact

• German Health Update - Telephone Health Survey (GEDA), Robert Koch Institute (more information on 
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Comment(s)

• Because the cases are weighted when percentages are calculated, there may be slight differences due to rounding as compared with other publications, e.g. "Gesundheit in Deutschland Aktuell" of the Robert Koch Institute. The differences generally amount to less than 0.1 percentage points.
• The educational levels are reported according to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED).
• There was no survey in 2011.

Refresh period of data

• The table was published in the information system for the first time on 11 Dec 2014.
  Information for a new reporting period will be added as soon as it is available.
• This table is continued in the following table:
• Accidents with medical care (2014/2015)

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