Institutes for Behavior Resources, Inc.
Founded in 1960 by Dr. Joseph V. Brady, the Institutes for Behavior Resources, Inc. (IBR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the growth of behavioral sciences and their application to human affairs through research, clinical services, and educational initiatives. IBR focuses on addressing social challenges through innovative research and comprehensive health services.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Institutes for Behavior Resources, Inc.
Products
Fatigue modeling and scheduling software (individual and batch analysis)
Software implementations of biomathematical fatigue models for predicting cognitive effectiveness from sleep and schedule data, supporting individual schedule analysis and large-scale batch processing for organizations.
Behavioral economics analysis templates (GraphPad Prism and Excel)
Downloadable analysis and graphing templates implementing exponential and zero-bounded exponential demand models for use in GraphPad Prism and Excel.
Fatigue modeling and scheduling software (individual and batch analysis)
Software implementations of biomathematical fatigue models for predicting cognitive effectiveness from sleep and schedule data, supporting individual schedule analysis and large-scale batch processing for organizations.
Behavioral economics analysis templates (GraphPad Prism and Excel)
Downloadable analysis and graphing templates implementing exponential and zero-bounded exponential demand models for use in GraphPad Prism and Excel.
Services
Outpatient and intensive outpatient counseling, case management, and medication-assisted treatment using opioid agonists/antagonists; includes overdose response training and naloxone provision.
Care coordination services to assist patients in navigating primary, specialty, and behavioral health services, including referrals and limited primary-care services as indicated.
Consulting services to design and implement FRMS programs, including measurement and monitoring, schedule analysis, modeling, mitigation strategy development, training, and non-punitive reporting.
Collaborative research services including field studies, laboratory experiments, high-fidelity simulation, and mathematical modeling to study sleep, fatigue, team behavior, and behavioral economics.
Consulting on experimental design, model development, data analysis, and interpretation using quantitative behavioral economics methods for drug abuse liability, consumer choice, and policy applications.
Outpatient and intensive outpatient counseling, case management, and medication-assisted treatment using opioid agonists/antagonists; includes overdose response training and naloxone provision.
Care coordination services to assist patients in navigating primary, specialty, and behavioral health services, including referrals and limited primary-care services as indicated.
Consulting services to design and implement FRMS programs, including measurement and monitoring, schedule analysis, modeling, mitigation strategy development, training, and non-punitive reporting.
Collaborative research services including field studies, laboratory experiments, high-fidelity simulation, and mathematical modeling to study sleep, fatigue, team behavior, and behavioral economics.
Consulting on experimental design, model development, data analysis, and interpretation using quantitative behavioral economics methods for drug abuse liability, consumer choice, and policy applications.
Expertise Areas
- Operational fatigue and human performance
- Biomathematical modeling of sleep and performance
- Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS)
- Behavioral economics and quantitative demand modeling
Key Technologies
- Biomathematical fatigue models
- R statistical computing and packages
- Fatigue scheduling and analysis software (individual and batch processing)
- Driving and vehicle simulation platforms