Tracey Baker <tab@pa*.co*> wrote: I am looking for any more recent information on diving accidents... There are two studies being conducted in Australia on diving related accidents/incidents. Unfortunately these studies don't discriminate between the 'level' of the diving or the divers. You'd have to look through the reports to extract the information you think is relevant to advanced/tech diving. The first, and longest running is Project Stickybeak which looks at diving fatalities. As far as I can tell it is really the work of one local diving doctor, Doug Walker. He publishes summaries (annually?) in the SPUMS (South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society?) journal. I don't have a contact for Doug Walker to hand, but Rob Cason (rcason@oz*.co*.au*) usually lurks on this list and could put you in touch with him. The second is the Diving Incident Monitoring Study, being conducted by Chris Acott, a doctor with the Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine Unit of Royal Adelaide Hospital. He reports summaries occasionally in DiveSafe (the newsletter of the Diver Emergency Service, the Australian DAN equivalent). This study has only been running a few years now. Last address I had for this study was Diving Incident Monitoring Study GPO Box 400 Adelaide SA 5001 Australia +61 08 224 5544 224 5116 Greg Ryan gregr@cs*.su*.oz*.au*
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