Number of days from crash event to data entry
Improve the specificity of one or more data categories to increase data specificity
More detailed information about collisions
number of crash elements with validation edits included in the new collision data dictionary
Increase from 0 to 100% by 9/30/2019
Percent of crash reports submitted electronically
Number of queries on public site annually
Increase above current baseline
Percent of EMS agencies reporting within 72 hours
99% reporting within 72 hours
Percent of EMS records with no errors in a critical data element (occupant restraint usage or other dataelement)
Improve record to above 90% from current level
Raise validity score point value
Improve validity score point value to 90 or better
Baseline: 80.4
Number and percentage of services reporting to KEMSIS
98 to 100%
Establish connectivity with Trauma Registry
Provide useful information to Trauma Registry researchers
No linkage exists between EMS and Trauma Registry
Develop a more streamlined method to share data to databases with sharing agreements
Improved transfer of data upon request
Baseline: To Be Determined
Mean number of days from state roadway project completion to critical data file update
For State-maintained Roads: 95% within 10 working days
95% in 10 working days (baseline)
2021: 95% in 10 working days (completed communication improvements)
Percentage of critical elements whose values are within reasonable ranges
Improve accuracy of critical elements
Baseline: 90%
Increase the number of interstate traffic counting loop stations on I-165 and I-69
A reduction in the number of missing counting loop stations
Begin updating/replacing the current traffic count devices
The number or percent in need of updating or replacement
If appropriate,add data being collected by the Kentucky Transportation Center on local roads.
Utility of data to Roadway/Traffic
Number of data sets added to the Cabinet’s website for public use
Average time to post by county clerks
decrease average time
Percent of vehicle records with no errors in critical data elements
increase percent
Percent of unknowns or blanks in critical data elements
decrease percent
Percent of NMVTIS standards-compliant elements in system
KAVIS will check against NMVTIS and VIN Assist
reach 100% check against NMTIS and VIN
Increase number of times database is accessed
Baseline: 3,500 (2015)
Increase the percent reporting trauma data by the deadline to more than 95 percent
Decrease late reporting of trauma registry data
Baseline: 82%
Conduct new training for registrars and trauma staff
Fewer data errors by registrars and trauma staff
Realign metrics with a focus on types and causes of injury
Remove Inappropriate data
Number of trauma cases reported
Increase number of cases from 13,000 in 2016 to more than 15,000
Baseline: 13,000 (2016)
13,800 (2021)
Increase the number of level 3 and 4 trauma centers reporting
Add trauma centers
Baseline: 19 (2021)
Establish data connectivity with EMS
Obtain useful information from EMS
