Reality Check Reality Check is a unique safe driver, injury prevention program that focuses on safety and education. It is designed to: Reduce teenage distracted driving, reckless driving, and driving under the influence (DUI) Help parents and guardians learn to be good mentors and driving coaches The course is free and only offered at Inova Fairfax Medical Campus. Space is limited.

SAFE is a mandatory, court-ordered program designed for teens ages 15 to 18 who are charged with a first-time alcohol or substance abuse offense. The program is sponsored by Inova Fairfax Hospital and the Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program, in cooperation with the 19th Judicial District Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.

Inova Trauma Center – Fairfax has programs surrounding safe infant and child education. These programs are handled by Linda Watkins, Injury Prevention Coordinator at Inova Trauma Center – Fairfax. For more information, please contact her at linda.watkins@inova.org or call 703-776-3259.

Inova Trauma Center is committed to the improvement of patient care through research. Our research program includes both funded and unfunded projects. It is supported by a full-time research manager and full-time research associate who are focused on trauma research. Trauma surgeons, fellows, residents, and students actively engage in research activities at Inova Trauma Center. Our team is supported by the Department of Surgery's biostatistician.

  The Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) is a multi-disciplinary program that brings together clinicians and engineers in academia, industry and government to review data on patient injuries, personal interviews, and findings from crash site and vehicle wreckage.

The studies below were initiated in 2020 & 2021 by Inova Trauma Center I. Prospective Data Collection IRB# U21-03-4413 Title: Compassion fatigue and burn out in trauma registry professionals: A mixed methods study by the American Trauma Society [Multi-center study; Inova coordinating] Aim: Determine whether CF or burnout can be identified in TRPs, linked to their work as registrars.

The Inova Trauma Centers in Inova Fairfax Hospital and Inova Loudoun Hospital have created a network of educational resources for the trauma professional. Our goal is the dissemination of the most current knowledge and expertise required to skillfully care for the trauma patient. Our multidisciplinary educational resources benefit pre-hospital providers, undergraduate students, nursing professionals, medical students, and physicians. Programs include lectures, simulation workshops, conferences, and websites.

Trauma Survivors Network The Trauma Survivors Network (TSN) is a community of patients and survivors looking to connect with one another and rebuild their lives after a serious injury. Research suggests that we can improve post-trauma outcomes by providing peer support programs to patients and their families, helping them connect with one another, and teaching them the skills to self-manage the day-to-day challenges of recovery.

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