- Study on Dog Bite Severity and Sequelae

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Thélot Bertrand, DMCT-Unité traumatismes
Pédrono Gaëlle, DMCT-Unité traumatismes

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General Aspects
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Collaborations
Funding
Governance of the database
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General
Identification
Detailed name Study on Dog Bite Severity and Sequelae
CNIL registration number, number and date of CPP agreement, AFSSAPS (French Health Products Safety Agency) authorisation 909056V1
General Aspects
Medical area Emergency medicine
Traumatology
Pathology (details) Prevention
Health determinants Lifestyle and behavior
Social and psychosocial factors
Keywords dog bites, trauma injuries, severity, sequelae, hospital emergencies
Scientific investigator(s) (Contact)
Name of the director Thélot
Surname Bertrand
Address 12 rue du Val d’Osne 94415 Saint Maurice
Phone + 33 (0)1 41 79 68 75
Email b.thelot@invs.sante.fr
Unit DMCT-Unité traumatismes
Organization Institut de Veille Sanitaire
Name of the director Pédrono
Surname Gaëlle
Address 12 rue du Val d’Osne 94415 Saint Maurice
Phone + 33 (0)1 55 12 53 19
Email g.pedrono@invs.sante.fr
Unit DMCT-Unité traumatismes
Organization Institut de Veille Sanitaire
Collaborations
Funding
Funding status Public
Details InVS
Governance of the database
Sponsor(s) or organisation(s) responsible Institut de Veille Sanitaire (InVS)
Organisation status Public
Additional contact
Main features
Type of database
Type of database Study databases
Study databases (details) Not-repeated cross-sectional studies (except case control studies)
Database recruitment is carried out by an intermediary A selection of health institutions and services
Database recruitment is carried out as part of an interventional study No
Additional information regarding sample selection. All persons admitted to the aforementioned hospital emergency departments for dog bites between May 2009 and June 2010.
Database objective
Main objective The aim of the severity study is to provide an epidemiological description of bites, bitten individuals and the dog that bit them; to determine dog bite severity factors from data collected at the emergency departments (victim age and gender, dog characteristics, connection between victim and dog, etc.); and data collected on the development and impact of the bite at one month. The study may also help chart aggression in dogs who bite, describe encountered behaviour sequences and to establish a bite risk level. Finally, the sequelae study may help describe sequelae number and type, as well as disabilities caused by dog bites, 16 months after the incident.
Inclusion criteria All patients treated in emergency departments or by SAMU/SMUR (emergency medical services) in participating hospitals are included in the severity study; following the dog bite or for initial treatment, regardless of the age and type of bite (attack, work-related accident, etc.), or whether the skin is broken or not. All patients that agreed to participate in the in first study on dog bite severity factors are included in the sequelae study. Patients that did not give signed consent for the first study will not be included.
Population type
Age Newborns (birth to 28 days)
Infant (28 days to 2 years)
Early childhood (2 to 5 years)
Childhood (6 to 13 years)
Adolescence (13 to 18 years)
Adulthood (19 to 24 years)
Adulthood (25 to 44 years)
Adulthood (45 to 64 years)
Elderly (65 to 79 years)
Great age (80 years and more)
Population covered Sick population
Gender Male
Woman
Geography area National
Detail of the geography area Collection participants; Annecy Hospital Centre (HC), Bétune HC. Blaye HC. Fontainebleau HC, Limoges University Hospital Centre (UHC), Le Havre hospital group, Timone hospital in Marseilles, Verdun HC.
Data collection
Dates
Date of first collection (YYYY or MM/YYYY) 05/2009
Date of last collection (YYYY or MM/YYYY) 12/2011
Size of the database
Size of the database (number of individuals) < 500 individuals
Details of the number of individuals 485 patients in the severity survey and 298 patients in the sequelae survey.
Data
Database activity Data collection completed
Type of data collected Clinical data
Declarative data
Administrative data
Clinical data (detail) Direct physical measures
Medical registration
Details of collected clinical data Assessment of bite(s) by a clinician.
Declarative data (detail) Paper self-questionnaire
Phone interview
Details of collected declarative data Questionnaire conducted by emergency physician, questionnaire conducted by behavioural veterinarian over the phone or in writing at 16 months.
Administrative data (detail) Age, sex, socio-professional categories, residence postal code.
Presence of a biobank No
Health parameters studied Health event/morbidity
Health care consumption and services
Others
Care consumption (detail) Hospitalization
Other (detail) Assessment of victim disability and sequelae caused by dog bites.
Procedures
Data collection method Collection is carried out across several questionnaires: emergency questionnaire completed by physicians on the day of treatment for the bite, veterinary questionnaire completed by telephone interview in the month after the bite; 1-month follow-up questionnaire completed by the emergency physician by telephone interview; sequelae self-assessment questionnaire completed by the patient at 16 months or by telephone interview with a research manager.
Participant monitoring Yes
Details on monitoring of participants Follow-up for Severity Survey participants who agreed to be contacted again for the Sequelae Survey.
Links to administrative sources No
Promotion and access
Promotion
Link to the document nouveau document microsoft word (2).docx
Access
Terms of data access (charter for data provision, format of data, availability delay) Study report available on InVS website:
http://www.invs.sante.fr/Dossiers-thematiques/Maladies-chroniques-et-traumatismes/Traumatismes/Enquetes-Systemes-de-surveillance/Enquetes-thematiques/Enquete-sur-les-facteurs-de-gravite-des-morsures-de-chien
Request to the scientist in charge of the study or website request, according to current InVS terms.

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