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examine trends hospitalisation following drowning victoria australia emergence covid19 pandemic retrospective analysis administrative hospital admission records hospital admissions recorded victorian admitted episodes dataset hospitaladmitted patients 1 drowningrelated international statistical classification diseases related health problems tenth revision australian modification diagnosis code incidence incidence rate ratios irr 95 cis hospitaladmitted drowning occurred july 2017 june 2019 july 2019 june 2021 july 2021 june 2022 onset covid19 pandemic 736 hospital admissions related drowning study period incidence 26 per 100 000 population precovid19 dropped 20 per 100 000 2019202020202021 20212022 onset pandemic among victorian residents drowning positively associated younger age male sex regionalremote residence drowning negatively associated onset covid19 irr 076 064 090 well postcovid19 period 078 064 097 compared precovid19 natural water drowning rates consistently higher pool bathtub drowning rates pool bathtub drowning rates decreased onset covid19 significant change observed natural water drowning rate pool bathtub drowning rates declined since onset covid19 pandemic despite time spent home natural water drowning rates remained consistently high hospital admissions provide valuable data source monitoring drowning crucial ensure targeted evidencebased approach mitigate drowning risk