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Safety Stories

The Safety Story project continues to grow through the Center for Medical Transport Research. In February 2011, eight storytellers gathered in Denver, Colorado to tell stories about safety – and survival! Five members of the air medical industry’s Survivor Network came to the group to tell their stories of crash survival – what helped in the midst of the event as well as the struggle back to a whole new life. Two other storytellers talk about their role in what they now see as near misses.  Read more.

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LOOKING FOR SAFETY STORIES

Do you have an experience that brings safety into focus when you discuss this topic with your colleagues?  Do you believe that your story is compelling enough to move others to focus on safe practices around their aircraft or ground transport vehicle?  Do you wish that you could share your story with everyone in the industry?  more…

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Welcome to The Center for Medical Transport Research - We're glad you chose to visit us today.

The critical care transport community faces increasing pressures to operate safely in competitive and cost-conscious healthcare markets while providing excellence in patient care. A core belief driving the development of The Center for Medical Transport Research is that global connections formed to analyze the effectiveness, efficiency and equity in critical care transport systems can impact the quality and safety of patient care across various payer systems and diverse public policy environments. The Center will serve as a secure and neutral platform for scientific collaboration with resources for data management and research project development.

One major goal of The Center is to become completely self-sufficient through grants and research funding. Our core strategy, and key to success, is to provide a trusted and value based research repository funded through industry and partner stakeholder support.

To date, The Center has been subsidized through donations from the following supporters -

The Center has also been awarded Grant Funding from the following:

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WHAT'S NEW

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WELCOME OUR NEW BOARD MEMBER, SCOTT BOURN

Scott Bourn holds a Ph.D. in Health and Behavioral Sciences and a Master of Science in Critical Care Nursing from the University of Colorado Denver. He has 30 years of experience as a paramedic, emergency department and critical care nurse, EMS system coordinator and director of a university EMS degree program. Dr. Bourn is the Vice President of Clinical Affairs at American Medical Response. He leads a clinical leadership team of more than 120 educators, quality assurance coordinators and research specialists. He has written more than 200 articles and video scripts and has served as a contributing editor to the Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) for more than 15 years. Scott’s extensive EMS and Research background will be an asset to our Research Center. Read more. 

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