"We are very pleased with our decision to work with mdlogix. They have proven to be more than just a vendor; they are our research partners."
Ian W. Flinn. M.D., Ph.D.mdlogix has a rich history of developing better tools for public health research. These products, developed with research grant funding, reflect our expertise in the study of social networks, and show the foundations of our focus on clinical research. To learn more, please contact mdlogix.
Interactive tool for entering, visualizing and analyzing social network data. Create nodes and links directly in VisuaLyzer, or import data from Edgelist/Edgearray, Excel or GraphML formats.
A lightweight web-based interface for a centralized database of blood donors that allows blood centers to determine and manage donor eligibility, maintain donor medication and travel history, and provide support for blood center staff training and risk assessment workflows.
Web-enabled Windows application allows users to record information about their egocentric networks quickly and intuitively using an interactive visual display.
This free Windows application administers the CESD-R, a revised version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies of Depression Scale (CESD) for self-report of symptoms of depression.
Windows-based system for designing, deploying and tracking clinical research studies across multiple sites. Includes the following modules:
Detailed, rich longitudinal data from the National Institute of Mental Health’s Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, available on CD-ROM.
Match personal attributes of nominated persons to construct sociometric data from egocentric data.
DOS version of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Task, a neurocognitive task that is sensitive to brain circuits involving frontal lobe functions, or “executive functions.”
A browser-based system for clinical interview assessments. WebSCAN includes the World Health Organization Schedule for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry (SCAN), a semi-structured instrument. Features include an interactive DSM-IV diagnostic map to direct SCAN interviews and research administration for multi-site projects.
Assessment and Research Integration for School Use - A toolkit for conducting health assessments in schools. It includes a Windows application for creating instruments, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) and desktop web browser applications for conducting assessments in a variety of settings, and a web-based tool for managing assessment processes at the school, district or state level.
A wireless PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) system for clinical assessment. Clinicians access instruments, record ratings, and enter annotations using a PDA web browser.
A Windows system that effeciently organizes clinical findings in an easy-to-navigate graphical user interface to facilitate the application of clinical treatment guidelines.
A Windows system for conducting assessments that also provides multimedia training for raters. It currently includes demo training materials to aid home health care nurses in detecting depression in geriatric patients.
A web-based system that allows students to report bullying incidents and constructs social network maps to assist counselors in identifying the social structure and dynamics of bullying.
A web application that matches patients’ health care needs to local alternative and complementary health care providers.
A web-based information system designed to help school personnel use office referral data to design school-wide and individual student interventions.