Injury and Violence Prevention Branch
Child Health Assessment and Monitoring Program (CHAMP) Injury Data
The Injury and Violence Prevention Branch Surveillance Unit compiles and analyzes CHAMP data related to injury and violence. General childhood injury, spanking, access to swiming pools, helmet use, safety seat use, seat belt use, parents who reported that their child had been left without any adult supervision and injuries sustained by unsupervised children are injury topics covered by the CHAMP survey.
The CHAMP is the first survey of its kind in North Carolina to measure the health characteristics of children, ages 0 to 17. By collecting data on children, CHAMP contributes to a seamless health data system for all North Carolina citizens from birth to old age. The CHAMP survey was first developed in the fall of 2004 and has been implemented annually since January 2005. Conducted in both English and Spanish, the CHAMP surveys are revised each year to meet the child health surveillance needs of North Carolina.
Childhood Injury
Injury Hindering Ususal Acitivites
Injury Requiring Medical Attention
Absenteeism Due to Injury
Firearms in the Home
- 2011 Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 122 KB)
- 2011 Unlocked and Loaded Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 120 KB)
- 2011 Loaded Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 121 KB)
- 2011 Unlocked Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 121 KB)
- 2008 Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 713 KB)
- 2008 Firearms Kept in Homes with Children, Expanded Fact Sheet (CHAMP) (PDF, 374 KB)
- 2008 Unlocked and Loaded Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 714 KB)
- 2008 Loaded Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 713 KB)
- 2008 Unlocked Firearms in the Home (CHAMP) (PDF, 714 KB)
Children Left with No Adult Supervision
Spanking Children
Seatbelt Use for Children
Use of Safety Seat for Children
Parent Cell Phone Usage
Gates on Swimming Pools
Prescription Medication/Drug Storage
Non-helmet Use (Bikes, Roller-Blading, Etc.)
Parent Interest in Teens and Driving Safety
For older fact sheets, please contact a member of the Injury and Violence Prevention Branch.