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Behind the Findings: A CrewCare Report Volume 2
Webinar recorded on August 25, 2020
Webinar Description
This webinar discusses results from a multi-year, ongoing study utilizing data from more than 5,000 respondents utilizing the CrewCare mobile app - a free and anonymous mental health self-assessment application for first responders and healthcare professionals.
This session includes insights on the results from the just released Health of Our Emergency Responders report (July 2020). Dive into the results to understand what factors are associated with higher levels of stress compared to those with lower levels of stress. Some of the highlights focus on relationships between stress, burnout, PTSD, coworker support and agency involvement.
Meet Your Presenter
Morgan K. Anderson | Epidemiologist
Morgan joined the ImageTrend team in January 2017. She graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2011 with a Master’s degree in Public Health with an emphasis in epidemiology. Prior to coming to ImageTrend, Morgan spent 5 years with the Army Public Health Center as an Injury Prevention Epidemiologist.
In addition to working with clients, she plays a key role in refining ImageTrend’s Active Data Monitoring™, further expanding the monitors and topical content available for Continuum™, and publishing findings for scientific advancement. Her most recent work includes developing the content and managing the data collected for CrewCare, a mental health awareness app for first responders.
Morgan has research published in American Journal of Preventative Medicine, The American Journal of Sports Medicine, Public Health, Military Medicine, and others.
What is CrewCare?
CrewCare is a free mobile app designed to help gain insight into life factors that may play a role in anxiety, burnout, depression, PTSD and suicide, which are widespread among those who often face traumatizing situations as part of their occupation, particularly EMS, fire, military, law enforcement and healthcare workers.
