NHTSA published notification in the Federal Register to inform hospitals and other health care organizations of its status as a ‘‘public health authority’’ under the medical privacy requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. Provide the data and the analysis to allow complete understanding of: the nature, causes and injury outcomes of crashes and the strategies and interventions that will reduce crashes and their consequences.
NCSA also provides strong support to the network of people in the field who gather the data we rely on everyday. Furthermore, we work with and listen to stakeholders in law enforcement, States, industry, public interest groups and other DOT offices to understand and address their needs and concerns. The analysis of highway-crash data has long been used as a basis for influencing highway and vehicle designs, as well as directing and implementing a wide variety of regulatory policies aimed at improving safety. In carrying out our mission, we adhere to the following principles: sound statistical and engineering methods, quality assurance, easy public access to our data for multiple users and uses, and protection of confidential information that is entrusted to us. In realizing our mission we: target the collection and analysis of data and the dissemination of information to quickly identify potential problems and support data-driven decisions and we continuously identify, advance and promote new technologies, systems and procedures that make information more complete, accurate, timely and accessible. NCSA also produces many reports on Seat Belt Use in the States and Territories. NCSA also regularly publishes a variety of Research Notes, Crash*Stats, Traffic Safety Fact Sheets and Reports which provide information on crashes at the national and State levels. FAA Workshop on Use of Dynamic Analysis Methods in Aircraft Certification 2016 Experimental Setup: Fixture and Instrumentation Validation Experimental Methods for Crash and Impact 9 We continue to develop and refine methods to quantify the uncertainties in all measured data (speed, impact location, etc.
Crash data analysis methods manual#
NCSA conducts onetime and ongoing analyses on a wide range of safety issues. Crash Data Analysis Manual Table of Contents. In addition to its own data input sources, NCSA uses data from other governmental agencies, as well as crash files from a number of States, to support analytical activities.
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