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Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting Little or no coordination between...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting High degree of variability among...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting Injury location Body region/organ...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting Help determine incident severity and...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting Recommend common injury coding standards...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Research Project #2 Develop Common Criteria for Injury and Fatality Reporting-->
In September 2000, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) published the Safety Data Action Plan with the goal of providing the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) with data of a...
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Conclusion BTS will continue to assess DOT databases that capture safety data in an effort to address the departments strategic goal of improving transportation safety...