AIS 2017 – A Banner Year Ahead

AIS 2017 – A Banner Year Ahead

The call for abstracts for the AAAM Annual Scientific Conference is finished and the Science Committee is carefully deciding which papers to accept. AAAM has added four more online AIS courses for 2017, the most ever. In addition, there will be at least seventeen...

Faculty Spotlight – Price

Faculty Spotlight – Price

Janet P. Price, RN, MSA, CAISS | AAAM AIS Faculty Jan has been involved in AAAM for more than twenty years as AIS Technical Coordinator, trainer and Lead Faculty member. Her invaluable contribution has advanced the AIS course and certification program worldwide. Jan...

2016 Conference: Top Paper Award

Comparison of crash rates and rear-end striking crashes among novice teens and experienced adults using the SHRP2 Naturalistic Driving Study by Dr. Thomas Seacrist (et al.) has been named the AAAM Top Paper for 2016. Dr. Seacrist will be presented with the award at...

Where can I buy AIS products?

AAAM has developed the AIS printed and electronic manuals, which have been designed for coders and are available separately. These can be purchased via the AAAM online store.

When should I use the ICDMap?

AIS derived scores are generated through automated translation of the ICD diagnoses using a computer software package that links to the ICDMap tables.  Though an ICDMAP conversion program is not a perfect tool for providing precise information on injury severity, it...

Can the mapping data tables be non-proprietary?

The mapping data tables cannot be non-proprietary because the AIS content is protected by copyright and is available only through licensing from the AAAM. Since the maintenance and updating of the AIS is accomplished through the AAAM, which is a non-profit 501(c)(3)...

Licensing ICDMap for commercial use

AAAM is able to issue commercial licenses to companies wishing to incorporate and distribute the ICDMap in their software products for sale to customers in certain countries. The license is non-exclusive, non-transferable and time-limited. The license authorizes the...

What is AIS?

The Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) is an anatomy-based coding system created to classify and describe the severity of injuries. It represents an assessment of the severity of injury including the threat to life associated with the injury.  AIS is one of the most...

Does AAAM own the copyright to AIS?

AAAM is the copyright holder of AIS and can grant licenses for the use of AIS worldwide for commercial and non-commercial uses.  AAAM actively provides end-user licensing. All rights to AIS are reserved.  No part of AIS may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted...

How can I translate AIS into my local language?

AIS 2008 is available in the four languages (English, Japanese, French and Spanish) in print. The latest version, AIS 2015, is only available in English.   For non-English versions or language requests, please contact AAAM US office in Chicago.

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