Date: Wednesday, September 23
Time: 12 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. CT | 9 a.m. PT
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Your agency’s data is everywhere — reports, spreadsheets and systems that don’t talk to each other — while the pressure to prove performance keeps rising for EMS and fire organizations. Unified Analytics changes that.
Join EMS1 and ImageTrend for a practical session on how connected data and AI-powered analytics help emergency response teams move from reactive reporting to proactive, evidence-based decisions. This is a real look at what’s possible when all your analytics live in one connected experience.
You’ll learn how to:
- Break down data silos and finally see the full operational picture.
- Ask questions in plain language and get answers fast — no report-building required.
- Turn reports into insights in seconds with AI-generated charts and graphs.
- Use analytics to sharpen response times, quality improvement, reimbursement confidence and staffing decisions.
- Build an analytics foundation ready for NEMSIS, NERIS and what comes next.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
- EMS supervisors
- Field training officers (FTOs)
- EMS quality improvement (QI) managers
- EMS data analysts
- EMS compliance officers
- EMS IT Managers
* Please note the Q and A portion of the webinar will only be available for live event attendees.
MEET THE SPEAKER:
Brooke Figg is a Sales Engineer at ImageTrend with a background in emergency medical services and healthcare technology. She began her career as a paramedic where she gained firsthand experience with the operational realities, documentation challenges and data limitations faced by EMS and public safety agencies. Brooke holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from Texas A&M University, a foundation that has shaped her interest in systems, behavior and how data reflects real-world practice. In her current role she works closely with agencies and health systems to help them better understand and use their data to support operational insight, planning and decision-making. Brooke brings a practical, user-informed perspective to discussions around healthcare solutions, focusing on how analytics can be applied meaningfully to everyday operations.