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Lack of caregiver supervision: a contributing factor in Australian unintentional child drowning deaths, 2000–2009

Objectives: To establish how frequently supervision was explicitly identified as a factor in coroner‐certified unintentional drowning deaths of children in Australia, and to determine the percentage of cases where failure of supervision may have been a contributing factor; also, to identify the proportion of cases with coroners’ recommendations relating to supervision and unintentional child drownings.