Continuous Quality Improvement (EMS) • Data & Analytics • Systems Thinker
Sharper Systems, Smarter Results.
Hi, I’m Marshall (Marsh). I build data‑driven systems that make prehospital care safer, faster, and smarter. My toolkit blends improvement science, EMS domain expertise, and analytics in R - shipped as usable dashboards, reproducible reports, and pragmatic playbooks teams can actually run.
- Driving the use of Improvement Science - testing and exploring new ways of applying analytical tools in novel ways for prehospital and emergency medicine.
- Data Strategy @ DC Fire & EMS - DAMA‑aligned roadmap for trustworthy data, analytics, and AI readiness.
- Using Statistical Process Control for Human Behavior - applying the analytical rules of statistical process control in non-standard ways.
- NEMSIS 3.4 → 3.5 Clinical Data Transition — governance, quality rules, and analytics migration.
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🧪 Orthogonal Array Testing (OAT) in EMS QI
Demonstrates efficient experimentation for improving prehospital care—reducing trial burden while revealing key drivers of performance. -
🎨 DcStyle – ggplot2 Theme
A custom visualization theme aligned to the DC Style Guide for consistent, professional-grade analytics reporting. -
📚 Intro to Prehospital Analytics Book in progress!
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🔗 EMS Data Ingestion Pipeline (R + SQL)
Proof-of-concept workflow for automating daily data ingestion from CSV into a structured SQL warehouse to reduce silos and enable reliable dashboards. -
🚑 Advanced Airway Management QI Toolkit
Practical tools and analytic templates to support a national effort to reduce intubation-related harm in prehospital care.
- EMS QI Desk — practical notes on SPC, experimentation, and ops improvement.
- Talks on Shewhart charts, run rules vs detection power, and data strategy for public safety.
R
Quarto
Shiny
SQL Server
ODBC
Git/GitHub
DAMA DMBOK
- 🌐 Performance Edge Consulting — coming soon
- 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjwashick
“In God we trust; all others must bring data.” — (and then make it visual, reproducible, and actionable.)