Drug Research Methodology. Volume 4, Epidemiology in Drugs and Highway Safety: The Study of Drug Use among Drivers and Its Role in Traffic Crashes

Joscelyn, Kent B.; Donelson, Alan C.; University of Michigan. Highway Safety Research Institute

doi:10.21949/1525538

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Drug Research Methodology. Volume 4, Epidemiology in Drugs and Highway Safety: The Study of Drug Use among Drivers and Its Role in Traffic Crashes

1980-06-01
By Joscelyn, Kent B. ; Donelson, Alan C.

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Joscelyn, Kent B. ; Donelson, Alan C.

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University of Michigan. Highway Safety Research Institute
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Accident Risk Forecasting Alcohol Use Drugged Drivers Drug Use Epidemiology Experiments Highway Safety Surveys
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DOT-HS-805-485 ; UM-HSRI-80-19 ; NTIS-PB80223548

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https://doi.org/10.21949/1525538
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United States
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Final report
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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This report presents the findings of a workshop on epidemiology in drugs and highway safety. A cross-disciplinary panel of experts (1) identified methodological issues and constraints present in research to define the nature and magnitude of the drug and driving problem; and (2) outlined approaches to the design and conduct of surveys to estimate the highway safety risk attributable to the use of drugs other than alcohol alone. Participants addressed specific topic areas in the context of two general issues: (1) the sequence of research needed to establish drugs other than alcohol as a priority concern in highway safety; and (2) the relationship of data provided by different types of surveys and information required for policy decisions. Conclusions and recommendations related to the future direction of epidemiologic research and to the type of studies now required to advance the state of knowledge about drugs and driving are summarized. /Abstract from report summary page/
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