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Clinical & Research Services

The ImageTrend Clinical and Research Services Team bridges the gap between data collection and a need for industry-wide research. The team takes your data further than you ever thought possible - you have the data; it’s time to put it to work for you. 

Turn to the Experts

Providing a wealth of knowledge and expertise on a variety of topics, including public health, clinical-focused practice, operational efficiencies and research is what this team delivers. Our experts help you identify and understand the story of your data for everything from a single research project to helping get a research program started at your organization.

Areas of Expertise

Ideation & planning

Data compilation

Data analysis

Nationwide research

Research publication

design

abstract writing

submission

presentation

Publications

ImageTrend Collaborate

The EMS and healthcare industry is full of underutilized data that can be used to make a lasting, positive impact on the community. ImageTrend Collaborate™ aggregates, de-identifies and displays your data securely to empower data driven decision-making.

CrewCare

CrewCare™ was created in response to the growing concerns of mental well-being within the first responder and healthcare industries. The goal of CrewCare is to provide insight on stress loads and associated factors, as well as to grow an aggregate non-identifiable database to help us, as a collective whole, gain understanding. We all want to be a part of preventing burnout, PTSD, and suicide as well as improving support offered. After all, it is not just about being resilient, it’s about thriving.

Volumes 1, 2 & 3 of the CrewCare Report

Emergency Responder Mental Well-being and Self-perceived Coworker Support:

This study shows evidence that high coworker support is associated with low stress levels and less likelihood of self-perceived PTSD. These results indicate the importance of peer to peer support and agencies should find opportunities that encourages and supports comradery between coworkers.

Exhaustion and Disengagement in Emergency Responders:

Measuring Burnout Using the Oldenburg Burnout Inventory Tool

Research Projects in Partnership with States and Agencies

Multi-state Vaping-related Incidents in the Pre-Hospital Setting

Descriptives and Effectiveness of Opioid-based Analgesics for Managing Pain for Wyoming EMS Incidents: Fentanyl and Morphine

Refusals of Care for EMS Injury-related Incidents in Nebraska: Characteristics and Correlates

Initial and Multiple Naloxone Administrations in a Midwestern EMS Agency: Trends and Correlates

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