Our strategic planning process is rooted in comprehensive and collaborative consultations that address public safety and emergency services logistics, planning, resource allocation, and other organizational priorities. We engage internal and external stakeholders to understand their needs, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. This inclusive approach ensures that our strategies are data-driven, responsive, and aligned with our clients' broader goals.
Strategic planning through in-depth consultation that addresses public safety and emergency services logistics, planning, resource allocation and other needs.
We are strong proponent of qualitative and quantitative research, which serves as a basis for improvement in many aspects of service delivery. We will design a research project, collect data, interpret data, present findings and make recommendations for improvements.
We pride ourselves on providing strategic planning for our clients by examining the 7 Elements of Strategic Planning: Mission Statement, Vision Statement, Core Values, SWOT Analysis, Long Term Goals, Yearly Goals, and Action Plans. We also examine organizations with a focus on internal and external stakeholders.
We will examine your implementation, flow, and execution of services to best determine any needed modifications. The goal is to ensure and solidify all services are reaching the intended designation, which meets customers’ requirement.
We have setup infrastructure to deliver educational and training content in a hybrid format or strictly through our established Learning Management System. We utilize current technology to deliver remote education to our clients around the world.
A versatile, achievement-focused, and growth-oriented emergency services professional and researcher with over three decades of experience. Solid experience at an executive level in public safety and academia.
A para-professional, educator and collaborator with over 34 years of experience in public safety, emergency services, and academia combined. Dr. Warren serves as the Academic Chair for the Caribbean Emergency Services Registry.
An energetic, ambitious statistician who has developed a mature and responsible approach to any task that he undertakes, or situation that he is presented with. A graduate of Geography (Ibadan) and coupled with a Master’s degree in Sustainable planning and Transport (Herts). He has completed his doctoral degree in urban and regional planning at the University of Ibadan.
Without validating competencies through assessments, research and other methods, organizations cannot improve the services they provide to the citizens and visitors.
United States
The study specifically examined how factors such as race, gender, and rank influence this relationship. The findings of this research yielded valuable insights that can guide development strategies for cultivating inclusivity.
The Bahamas
Donated 40 level 3 ballistic vests to Emergency Medical Services health care professionals at National Emergency Medial Services. The vests are the initial stage of providing proper tools to staffers.
United States
An interactive session to help participants dissect research methods and results, learning how to interpret the studies and apply the lessons learned to clinical practice in their systems.
United States
A survey of fire professionals examinining challenges and opportunities in promoting a more inclusive environment for all individuals in the fire service. Explored the correlation between diversity fatigue and meritocracy within the profession.
Barbados
The convergent parallel mixed-methods study examined the attitudes of emergency medical services (EMS) stakeholders in the English speaking Caribbean island of Barbados based on the “EMS Agenda for the Future.
Orlando, FL
The adoption of etCO2 and frequency of use in prehospital continues to increase. As the heroin and other narcotics continue to impact the lives of patients, it is important that protocols are updated to ensure the most efficient treatment modalities inclusive of etCO2 readings as a vital sign
Orlando, FL
The experiences of every first-responder organization are unique and are often based on geographical region, system design, organizational framework and first-hand experiences. Preparedness for active shooter/hostile environment continues to evolve.
Orlando, FL
Paramedic program directors struggle with balancing the limited time available to paramedic students in clinical and field learning experiences with accomplishing required objectives and allowing for broad exposure to differing patient types.
Orlando, FL
These emergency physicians describe the collaborative efforts of EMS, hospital planners, and festival staff to create a system to safely treat attendees at a large outdoor electronic dance music festival held in a major city.
Orlando, FL
A study looking into data from the perspective of Fire/EMS Responders' hosted by the National Alliance for Public Safety GIS (NAPSG) Foundation.