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Logo Design Brief

The Trauma Reception and Resuscitation (TR&R®) System developed in Melbourne, Australia, provides hospital trauma teams with access to computerised decision support for the first 30 minutes of trauma management. The system depends on evidence-based medical algorithms. Patient data including vital signs, confirmed and/or unconfirmed diagnoses and treatments are entered into the TR&R® System directly from a monitor or by the Trauma Nurse Leader. Based on this data, computerised algorithms prompt the Trauma Team in real time to confirm the state of the patient, perform procedures and administer drugs as well as assisting with diagnosing injuries.
See website for more details of the product. https://www.trrproject.org

The logo should be similar to the two already designed as attached but align with the Alfred logo as attached, as the TR&R system was developed at the hospital. Please keep the shape in green/greens and not use the reds/orange of the hospital logo. It would also be good to see it in a blue/greys as it is also associated with the National Trauma Research Institute (see logo attached). Maybe the "t" and "r" and "r" of the NTRI logo could form the letters of the logo

Target Market(s)

Healthcare professionals in hospital and the armed forces who will use the software when treating patients with physical traumatic injuries in the ED and field

Industry/Entity Type

Healthcare

Logo Text

"Trauma Reception and Resuscitation Project"......also one with "TRR" and one with just TR&R

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Requirements

Must have

• Designs must follow the shape/style of The Alfred logo supplied. Should use the green and perhaps the NTRI style for the "t" and "r". Should have a few options for the Logo Text - as we are not yet sure which acronym to use (TRR or TR&R or trr or tr&r).
• The centre of the shape used to contain a bag of blood and an arrow depicting critical care. The later green one contains what looks to be a tablet. If you could have a monitor/tablet in the middle with some patient details or heart rate or a patient care dashboard. Please do not use an arrow from the centre picture.
• Please look at website https://www.trrproject.org

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