Copyright © 2008 The AuthorsI was greatly interested to read the report by Lujic et al1 of what has been found in New South Wales recently when linking police road crash data with hospital in-patient data, in order to create a dataset with information about injury as well as all the usual variables. The comments by Lujic et al. are worth making, and the numerical results throw light on limitations with the police data. Are the authors able to say why 15% of (hospital-admitted) fatalities were not linked?T. P. Hutchinso
Objective: The objectives of this study are to determine whether it is possible to link ambulance se...
Traffic safety decisions are based predominantly on information from police collision reports. Howev...
Introduction: Traffic crash reports lack detailed information about emergency medical service (EMS) ...
The scope of the report This executive summary gives an overview of the road crash data generated b...
The current system used to collect road accident statistics provides no detailed information on the ...
Over recent years, the focus in road safety has shifted towards a greater understanding of road cras...
The reliance on police data for the counting of road crash injuries can be problematic, as it is wel...
<p><b>Background:</b> Under-reporting of road traffic casualties in police records...
Research question—Does a database of hospital admission data linked to police road traffic accident ...
Research question—Does a database of hospital admission data linked to police road traffic accident ...
Injury severity studies typically rely on police-reported crash data to examine risk factors associa...
Objective: This paper aims to determine the percentage of road crashes resulting in injuries requiri...
Objective: The study aimed to (1) assess the magnitude of road traffic injuries in a country missing...
Many road safety research projects make use of the official police road accident data. Their use is ...
Police reported crash data are the primary source of crash information in most jurisdictions. Howeve...
Objective: The objectives of this study are to determine whether it is possible to link ambulance se...
Traffic safety decisions are based predominantly on information from police collision reports. Howev...
Introduction: Traffic crash reports lack detailed information about emergency medical service (EMS) ...
The scope of the report This executive summary gives an overview of the road crash data generated b...
The current system used to collect road accident statistics provides no detailed information on the ...
Over recent years, the focus in road safety has shifted towards a greater understanding of road cras...
The reliance on police data for the counting of road crash injuries can be problematic, as it is wel...
<p><b>Background:</b> Under-reporting of road traffic casualties in police records...
Research question—Does a database of hospital admission data linked to police road traffic accident ...
Research question—Does a database of hospital admission data linked to police road traffic accident ...
Injury severity studies typically rely on police-reported crash data to examine risk factors associa...
Objective: This paper aims to determine the percentage of road crashes resulting in injuries requiri...
Objective: The study aimed to (1) assess the magnitude of road traffic injuries in a country missing...
Many road safety research projects make use of the official police road accident data. Their use is ...
Police reported crash data are the primary source of crash information in most jurisdictions. Howeve...
Objective: The objectives of this study are to determine whether it is possible to link ambulance se...
Traffic safety decisions are based predominantly on information from police collision reports. Howev...
Introduction: Traffic crash reports lack detailed information about emergency medical service (EMS) ...