Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES)
The Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES) is a data partnership between two organizations and three state agencies. Data from the Minnesota Hospital Association, the Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board and the Minnesota Departments of Health, Public Safety, and Transportation are probabilistically linked to allow trend analysis of motor vehicle crashes. Some areas of analysis include place of crash, alcohol involvement, and seatbelt use.
In addition to its role in collecting and analyzing crash data, the Injury and Violence Prevention Unit works cooperatively to develop and support crash prevention programs; partners include the Minnesota Safety Council and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
CODES 2000 software add-on utility
The Injury and Violence Prevention Unit offers
free download of an add-on utility for the CODES 2000 software.
This add-on utility assists in calculations and processing linkages.
You must already have the CODES 2000 software installed for this
tool to be functional.
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- Estimating Minnesota Hospital Charge Savings with the Adoption of a Standard Enforcement Seat Belt Law : Learn about hospital medical care charges associated with unrestrained motor vehicle occupants in Minnesota. www.dps.state.mn.us/OTS/crashdata/CODES/MNCODES_BELTS_FACT_SHEET_Final.pdf
- Best Practices to Prevent Motor Vehicle Crashes : Facts about injuries and deaths from motor vehicle crashes in Minnesota and the United States, a list of prevention strategies, and links to websites that provide additional information. www.health.state.mn.us/injury/best/best.cfm?gcBest=car
- CODES Project, Office of Traffic Safety : Learn the history and latest news involving Minnesota's CODES project. www.dps.state.mn.us/OTS/crashdata/codes_project.asp
Contact for more information:
Anna Gaichas, MS
Biostatistician
651-201-5478
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