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Most injuries are preventable events. In looking at the public health model to disease control, we can picture the processes in which injury control programs fit. Injury control programs develop from our understanding of both the frequency in which the events occur (through monitoring), but also the risk factors that lie behind their occurrence (through analytic epidemiologic studies).