Glossary of Data Variables for Fatal and accident causation ... - ERSO
Glossary of Data Variables for Fatal and accident causation ... - ERSO
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# Variable Value Notes<br />
3 = Full<br />
Work package 5 <strong>Data</strong>base <strong>Glossary</strong><br />
Trapped within the vehicle by body parts <strong>and</strong> not able to move due to de<strong>for</strong>mation <strong>of</strong><br />
structures such as floor pans, foot wells, pedals or intrusion<br />
P94<br />
Taken to hospital<br />
-777 = Not applicable<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
Details <strong>of</strong> the need <strong>for</strong> medical treatment required by the occupants/pedestrians<br />
P95<br />
P96<br />
P97<br />
P98<br />
5.1 only 1 = Yes<br />
2 = No<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> days in<br />
hospital<br />
5.1 only<br />
Died at scene/en route<br />
5.1 only<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> days until<br />
death<br />
5.1 only<br />
Police Suspicion <strong>of</strong><br />
alcohol involvement<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
3 digit numeric<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
-777 = Not applicable<br />
1 = Yes<br />
2 = No<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
2 digit numeric<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
-777 = Not applicable<br />
1 = Yes<br />
2 = No<br />
-999 = Unknown<br />
-777 = Not applicable<br />
The road user arrived at the hospital alive.<br />
The road user did not require medical treatment in a hospital. Code ‘No’ <strong>for</strong> road users who<br />
were taken to hospital despite dying on scene/en route.<br />
Code 1 day <strong>for</strong> evidence <strong>of</strong> hospital admittance not on the duration <strong>of</strong> stay, any hospital<br />
admittance = 1 day. For example if patient was admitted at 10am <strong>and</strong> left at 11am, code as 1<br />
day, likewise if a patient was admitted to hospital at 10am <strong>and</strong> died at 12pm this is also 1 day<br />
(although ‘Days until death’ (P97) will be 0 days).<br />
[Lim’] P17+, Comment 11, 43 & 67<br />
The casualty did not reach hospital alive or was not taken to hospital due to life being<br />
pronounced extinct at the scene or in transport on the way to hospital.<br />
The total number <strong>of</strong> days after the <strong>accident</strong> be<strong>for</strong>e the casualty dies. If the casualty died at<br />
the scene <strong>of</strong> the incident or on the way to hospital then code 0 days.<br />
One day is considered 24 hours after the time <strong>of</strong> the incident, if death occurs less than 24<br />
hours after the <strong>accident</strong> code 0 days.<br />
A record <strong>of</strong> the alcohol level <strong>for</strong> a specific road user in accordance with law. The level<br />
recorded will be above or equal to the legal limit. Note: to record alcohol levels below legal<br />
limits use ‘Impairment’ variable.<br />
For 5.1: Code according to the source material.<br />
For 5.2: According to in<strong>for</strong>mation gathered by <strong>accident</strong> investigator(s) on the scene.<br />
The road user is above the legal drive limit <strong>for</strong> the specific country<br />
The road user is below the legal drive limit <strong>for</strong> the specific country<br />
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