Using linked data to evaluate hospital charges for motor vehicle crash victims in Pennsylvania : Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES) linked data demonstration project
Using linked data to evaluate hospital charges for motor vehicle crash victims in Pennsylvania : Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES) linked data demonstration project
The report uses police-reported crash data that have been linked to hospital discharge data to evaluate charges for hospital care provided to motor vehicle crash victims in Pennsylvania. Approximately 17,000 crash victims were hospitalized in Pennsylvania in 1994, and approximately $350 million in hospital charges were incurred for these crash victims. Average hospital charges were significantly higher for those not using safety belts, the elderly, alcohol-users and motorcyclsits. Adolescents and young adults incurred the largest portion of total hospital charges.
A deterministic algorithm was developed which allowed data from Department of Transportation motor vehicle crash records, state mortality registry rec...
A deterministic algorithm was developed which allowed data from Department of Transportation motor vehicle crash records, state mortality registry rec...
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