Violent injuries include all types of physical harm inflicted by one person on another.  Homicides are violent injuries resulting in death.  Data on this page include violent injuries to females only.  "Abuse to Females by Spouse or Partner" refers only to cases in which E-code 967.3 was used as the primary cause of injury code at the time of discharge from the hospital or as the cause of death.

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Additional Resources

California

• EPIC Proportions No 11 "Violence Against Women in California 1992-99" (638k, PDF)
• Incidence of Non-Fatal Intimate Partner Violence Against Women in California, 1998-1999 (251k, PDF) EPICgram publication (released May 2002) using data from the California Women's Health Survey
• California Department of Justice statistical report on arrests for domestic violence offenses

National

• U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics publications page. Contains information on various statistical reports, including violence against women and domestic violence
• CDC intimate partner violence page