A law enforcement agency in Virginia is seeking information regarding a comprehensive police mind wellness software solution. The desired system should proactively identify officers exposed to a high volume of high-risk incidents, such as traumatic events, serious calls for service, use-of-force incidents, or citizen complaints.

Key requirements include seamless integration with existing Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Records Management System (RMS) platforms, as well as continuous monitoring of these systems to identify individuals meeting referral criteria. The solution should support role-based multi-user access, provide timely notifications to designated personnel when referral thresholds are met, and allow for anonymous referrals. Accessibility is expected across mobile devices, mobile data terminals, and workstations, with 24/7/365 availability for employees, peer support teams, and administrators.

Other important features include the ability to generate statistical reports, compatibility with current and future CAD/RMS platforms, and offering a secure resource hub for mental health and wellness services. The software must maintain strict confidentiality, support regional and multidisciplinary use, and ensure privacy for all participants.