Should I update from AIS 2008 to AIS 2015?
User community feedback drove a significant number of the changes seen in AIS 2015. The AIS dictionary has changed from landscape to portrait format and the amount of information for each line of AIS code was reduced to improve the ease of use for the coder. Many areas that were reported to be confusing or
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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.
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 common anatomic scales for traumatic injuries. AIS consists of a single coding
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How do I map ICD-9 to AIS or ICD-10 to AIS?
The ICD-9-CM to AIS08 and ICD-10-CM to AIS08 electronic translators is available from AAAM. See ICDMap FAQ for more information.
Where can I learn more about AIS and how it is used?
AAAM operates an in-depth AIS educational program – it is available across the globe to provide in-person training for classroom use as well as Internet-based classes.
Is there a digital version of AIS?
Digital versions of AIS are available on the AAAM web site. Coming Soon.
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.
What types of licenses are available from AAAM and how do I apply for a license?
AAAM is able to grant licenses to companies/organizations for the right to use AIS for commercial, non-commercial/research and internal purposes.
Are there any national modifications of AIS?
No modification of AIS is endorsed by AAAM; AAAM is not responsible for any external modification of the dictionary. AAAM does not license the AIS dictionary for modification.