EMMA PENDLETON BRADLEY HOSPITAL

1528519766

2023-04-26

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PETER K MARKELL

EVP & CFO

4014447914

283Q00000X - Psychiatric Hospital

No

283Q00000X - Psychiatric Hospital

Yes

4014446912

+1 401-432-1000

UCC-3 CONTINUATION

202431360090

2024-11-25

Continuation

THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL

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EMMA PENDLETON BRADLEY HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

LIFESPAN CORPORATION

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RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

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UCC-1 Public Finance

202430195990

2024-02-14

Assignment

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

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THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

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Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corporation

Secured Parties

EMMA PENDLETON BRADLEY HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

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UCC-3 ASSIGNMENT

202430188460

2024-02-14

Assignment

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Debtor(s)

THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Debtor(s)

U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS MASTER TRUSTEE

Secured Parties

U.S. BANK TRUST COMPANY, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Assignee

EMMA PENDLETON BRADLEY HOSPITAL

Debtor(s)

2025-04-14

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UNDERSTANDING AND ASSESSING PEDIATRIC IRRITABILITY: DEVELOPMENTAL TRAJECTORIES, CONVERGENT VALIDITY, AND MULTI-LEVEL RISKS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT IRRITABILITY IS A SIGNIFICANT AND WIDESPREAD ISSUE AMONG YOUTH, AFFECTING UP TO 20% AND PROMPTING TREATMENT- SEEKING IN 58% OF CASES. IT DISRUPTS DAILY FUNCTIONING AND PREDICTS LONG-TERM PROBLEMS SUCH AS ACADEMIC DIFFICULTIES, POVERTY, AND SUICIDALITY. TRANSDIAGNOSTIC IN PSYCHIATRIC CLASSIFICATION, IRRITABILITY SPANS MULTIPLE DISORDERS INCLUDING DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, AND OPPOSITIONAL DEFIANT DISORDER. DESPITE THE PROFOUND PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF IRRITABILITY, NO RESEARCH TRACKS IRRITABILITY FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD TO LATE ADOLESCENCE, A TIME OF PROFOUND CHANGES. EXISTING STUDIES FOCUS ON NARROW AGE RANGES AND DON’T OFTEN INCLUDE DIVERSE POPULATIONS. MOREOVER, THE FIELD RELIES SOLELY ON CAREGIVER REPORTS, NEGLECTING A MULTI-METHOD APPROACH. WHILE INITIAL DATA SHOWS PROMISE IN CAREGIVER REPORTED, OBSERVATIONAL, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF IRRITABILITY, NO RESEARCH HAS TESTED THE CONVERGENT VALIDITY OF THESE METHODS FOR A MORE COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF IRRITABILITY IN YOUTH. FINALLY, DESPITE A WIDE RANGE OF RISK FACTORS LINKED TO YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH, SEVERAL FACTORS THAT MAY INFLUENCE IRRITABILITY REMAIN POORLY UNDERSTOOD AND UNDEREXPLORED. THIS APPLICATION WILL ANALYZE SECONDARY DATA AND CONDUCT A BRIEF ONLINE FOLLOW-UP SURVEY FROM THE KIDS MARKERS STUDY (KMS), A SAMPLE OF 245 CHILDREN EXPOSED TO MALTREATMENT AND MATCHED CONTROLS. KMS PROVIDES DATA ON IRRITABILITY ACROSS DEVELOPMENT AND RELEVANT EARLY CHILDHOOD RISK FACTORS. THE NEW COMPONENT IN THIS F32 PROPOSAL IS CAREGIVER-REPORTED IRRITABILITY IN LATE ADOLESCENCE (N=100; AGES 16-19). THE OVERALL AIMS OF THIS STUDY ARE TO INVESTIGATE DEVELOPMENTAL TRAJECTORIES OF IRRITABILITY FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD THROUGH LATE ADOLESCENCE, ESTABLISH THE CONVERGENT VALIDITY OF VARIOUS INDICATORS (CAREGIVER, OBSERVATIONAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AROUSAL) OF IRRITABILITY, AND EXPLORE MULTILEVEL (CHILD, FAMILY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL) RISK FACTORS OF IRRITABILITY. THIS INNOVATIVE STUDY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF IRRITABILITY, AIMING TO PAVE THE WAY FOR MORE EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS AND POLICIES. THIS STUDY UTILIZES COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENTS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD CHILD, FAMILY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS, ALONG WITH NOVEL APPROACHES TO MEASURING IRRITABILITY, SUCH AS RESPIRATORY SINUS ARRHYTHMIA (RSA) AND A CAREGIVER-CHILD INTERACTION TASK. THIS HIGHLY STRUCTURED TRAINING PLAN WILL ALLOW THE APPLICANT TO 1) DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN CONDUCTING TRANSLATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTALLY INFORMED RESEARCH ON CHILD, FAMILY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS IMPACTING IRRITABILITY; 2) GAIN EXPERTISE IN OBSERVATIONAL CODING OF CAREGIVER-CHILD INTERACTIONS, FOCUSING ON IRRITABILITY-RELATED BEHAVIORS; 3) MASTER ADVANCED PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES; 4) LEARN ADVANCED STATISTICAL METHODS FOR TESTING DEVELOPMENTAL AND BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL RESEARCH QUESTIONS; AND 5) ENHANCE AUTONOMY IN PRESENTING SCIENTIFIC WORK, PREPARING MANUSCRIPTS, AND WRITING GRANT PROPOSALS. GUIDED BY AN OUTSTANDING MENTORSHIP TEAM WITH RELEVANT EXPERTISE AND A HISTORY OF COLLABORATION, THE TRAINING AND RESEARCH PLANS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR OF THE WARREN ALPERT MEDICAL SCHOOL OF BROWN UNIVERSITY OFFER A TAILORED ENVIRONMENT TO SUPPORT THE APPLICANT IN BECOMING AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATOR.

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2024-09-05

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OVARIAN STEROID EFFECTS ON MOOD AND SLEEP ACROSS THE ADOLESCENT MENSTRUAL CYCLE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT AFTER MENARCHE, FEMALES ARE TWICE AS LIKELY TO DEVELOP DEPRESSION AND SLEEP PROBLEMS THAN MALES. OVARIAN STEROIDS HAVE BEEN HYPOTHESIZED TO PLAY A ROLE, BUT PRIOR WORK HAS FAILED TO CLARIFY THE EFFECT OF OVARIAN STEROIDS ON MOOD AND SLEEP PROBLEMS. HORMONE SENSITIVITY (NEURAL VULNERABILITY TO NORMAL FLUCTUATIONS IN HORMONES ACROSS THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE) IS A PROMISING CANDIDATE, PARTICULARLY SENSITIVITY TO ESTROGEN WITHDRAWAL (E2), BUT LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT HORMONE SENSITIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS. THIS WORK IS HINDERED BY TRADITIONAL STATISTICAL APPROACHES (MULTILEVEL MODELING (MLM) WITH PHASE CONTRASTS), AS THEY RELY ON THE ASSUMPTION OF A REGULAR, OVULATORY CYCLE, WHICH ADOLESCENTS OFTEN DO NOT HAVE. THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL CHARACTERIZE HORMONE SENSITIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS BY COLLECTING DAILY ASSESSMENTS OF MOOD RATINGS, SLEEP (VIA SELF-REPORT AND ACTIGRAPHY), AND OVARIAN STEROID HORMONES (VIA DRIED URINE STRIPS) FROM 50 FEMALE ADOLESCENTS, AGED 11-14, AT LEAST ONE-YEAR POST-MENARCHE, WITH REGULAR CYCLES (21-45 DAYS) AND ELEVATED DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS. FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH OVULATORY CYCLES, MULTILEVEL MODELS (MLM) WITH PHASE CONTRASTS WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE MENSTRUAL CYCLE EFFECTS ON SYMPTOMS AND SLEEP, AND THE CAROLINA PREMENSTRUAL ASSESSMENT SCORING SYSTEM (C-PASS) WILL BE USED TO IDENTIFY CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PREMENSTRUAL EXACERBATION OF SYMPTOMS (AIM 1). I HYPOTHESIZE THAT DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND SLEEP PROBLEMS WILL BE HIGHER IN THE PERIMENSTRUAL PHASE OF THE CYCLE COMPARED TO ALL OTHER PHASES. ACROSS THE FULL SAMPLE, LONGITUDINAL NETWORK MODELS WILL BE USED TO ADDRESS LIMITATIONS OF MULTILEVEL MODELING; NETWORKS OF ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN E2, MOOD SYMPTOMS, AND SLEEP PROBLEMS ACROSS THE CYCLE WILL BE ESTIMATED (AIM 2), WITH THE HYPOTHESIS THAT DECREASES IN E2 WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSEQUENT INCREASES IN SLEEP PROBLEMS FOLLOWED BY INCREASES IN MOOD SYMPTOMS. EXPLORATORY ANALYSES ESTIMATE THE INDIRECT EFFECT OF E2 ON MOOD SYMPTOMS VIA SLEEP PROBLEMS (AIM 3). THIS KNOWLEDGE COULD FACILITATE EARLIER IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTION EFFORTS AND LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR FUTURE RESEARCH ON THE DEVELOPMENTAL CONTRIBUTION OF HORMONE SENSITIVITY TO SEX DIFFERENCES IN DEPRESSION AND SLEEP PROBLEMS. THE TRAINING PLAN CLOSELY MATCHES THE PROPOSED RESEARCH AND LONG-TERM GOALS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON ACTIVITIES THAT WILL FACILITATE THE CANDIDATE’S DEVELOPMENT AS AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATOR. SPECIFICALLY, THE TRAINING GOALS ARE TO (1) GAIN IMMERSIVE TRAINING IN RESEARCH ON THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND HORMONE SENSITIVITY WITH ADOLESCENTS, (2) DEVELOP COMPETENCE IN THE ASSESSMENT OF SLEEP VIA ACTIGRAPHY AND SELF-REPORT IN ADOLESCENTS, AND (3) GAIN PROFICIENCY IN IDIOGRAPHIC LONGITUDINAL METHODS FOR USE WITH MENSTRUAL CYCLE DATA. A MENTORSHIP TEAM WITH EXPERTISE ACROSS THESE AREAS HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED, AND BROWN UNIVERSITY IS A WORLD-RENOWNED CLINICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTION WITH AN EXTENSIVE HISTORY OF NIH FUNDING AND SUPPORTING CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS. OVERALL, THE BROAD AIM OF THESE RESEARCH AND TRAINING GOALS IS TO SUPPORT THE CANDIDATE’S DEVELOPMENT OF AN INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROGRAM EXAMINING THE BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THE SEX DIFFERENCES IN DEPRESSION AND SLEEP PROBLEMS THAT EMERGE AFTER PUBERTY.

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2024-09-10

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CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY AND BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF ACCELERATED AGING - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EARLY LIFE ADVERSITY, INCLUDING CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND OTHER TRAUMAS, IS A MAJOR RISK FACTOR FOR A HOST OF HEALTH CONDITIONS, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS, OBESITY, DIABETES, AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE. HEALTH BEHAVIORS, SUCH AS DIET, SLEEP, AND ACTIVITY, ARE LINKED TO CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY AND CAN FURTHER CONTRIBUTE TO RISK FOR THESE CONDITIONS. THESE EFFECTS COMPOUND OVER TIME AND POOR HEALTH OUTCOMES ARE MOST EVIDENT IN ADULTS WHEN BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STRESS AND HEALTH BEHAVIORS COMBINE WITH AGE-RELATED DECLINE TO PRODUCE FRANK DISEASE. THERE IS NOW EVIDENCE THAT THESE PROCESSES BEGIN EARLY IN LIFE AND THAT SOME OF THE HEALTH OUTCOMES CAN BE OBSERVED IN CHILDHOOD. CONVERGING EVIDENCE FROM ANIMAL MODELS AND RECENT HUMAN STUDIES INDICATE THAT MITOCHONDRIA PLAY A KEY ROLE IN COORDINATING THE STRESS RESPONSE AND IN THE AGING PROCESS. HERE WE HYPOTHESIZE THAT EARLY STRESS ALTERS MITOCHONDRIAL DNA AND MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND THAT THIS MAY BE A MECHANISM OF RISK FOR STRESS- AND AGE-RELATED DISORDERS. THE PROPOSED STUDY LEVERAGES DATA AND SPECIMENS AVAILABLE IN A LONGITUDINAL DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY OF CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT THAT INCLUDES RICH DATA ON EXPOSURES, BIOMARKERS OF AGING, AND HEALTH OUTCOMES. RESULTS OF THIS STUDY ARE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO THE BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF ADVERSITY-RELATED RISK FOR ACCELERATED AGING AND RISK FOR DISEASE, AND PROVIDE TARGETS FOR NEW TREATMENT AND PREVENTION APPROACHES.

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2024-08-14

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IMPLEMENTATION AND PILOT TESTING OF A CULTURALLY CENTERED CBT PROTOCOL FOR SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS AMONG YOUTH IN MEXICO CITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE RISKS OF IDEATING, SUICIDE ATTEMPT (SA), AND DYING BY SUICIDE HAVE NEVER BEEN GREATER FOR MEXICAN TEENS. IN THE PAST TWO DECADES, THE RATES OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS (SB) AMONG MEXICAN YOUTH HAVE SHOWN A 3.4- FOLD INCREASE. TODAY, 2.8% OF MEXICAN TEENS AGES 15 TO 19 REPORT SA (3.8% FEMALES, 0.3% BOYS). EVEN THOUGH REPORTED SA ARE LOWER IN MEXICAN YOUTH COMPARED TO THEIR U.S. COUNTERPARTS, THIS HAS BECOME A CRITICAL ISSUE GIVEN ITS INCREASE IN MEXICO, THE LACK OF EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICES (EBP), AND ITS FUTURE CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS. SB HAVE SOBERING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE WELL-BEING OF MEXICAN YOUTH, AS THEY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A MYRIAD OF SHORT- AND LONG-TERM NEGATIVE OUTCOMES, INCLUDING PREMATURE DEATH. SUICIDAL YOUTH IN MEXICO, 50% OF THEM WHO ARE OR WERE IN CONTACT WITH PROVIDERS, DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE QUALITY TREATMENTS DEVELOPED IN AND AVAILABLE TO THEIR COUNTERPARTS IN HIGH-INCOME NATIONS. THIS ACCESS DISPARITY IS NOT UNIQUE TO MEXICO; MOST SUICIDAL YOUTH IN OTHER MIDDLE AND LOW-INCOME NATIONS (LMIC) ARE NOT TREATED WITH QUALITY INTERVENTIONS AVAILABLE IN RICH NATIONS. MOREOVER, YOUTH IN LMIC HAVE HIGH RATES OF SB AND 75% OF ALL SUICIDES OCCUR IN THESE NATIONS. THIS IS A MENTAL HEALTH CARE INJUSTICE THAT DEMANDS URGENT RESOLUTION. THIS NIMH R34 AWARD APPLICATION PROPOSES TO CONDUCT AN ADAPTATION, IMPLEMENTATION, AND PILOT TESTING OF THE CULTURALLY CENTERED CBT PROTOCOL, THE SOCIO-COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS (SCBT- SB), AMONG SUICIDAL YOUTH IN MEXICO CITY, MEXICO. SCBT-SB IS A PSYCHOSOCIAL TREATMENT DEVELOPED WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE NIMH SPECIFICALLY FOR SUICIDAL LATINX YOUTH. SCBT-SB IS AVAILABLE IN SPANISH, HAS AN ESTABLISHED TRAINING MODEL, AND HAS YIELDED PROMISING RESULTS IN INTENT TO TREAT ANALYSES IN REDUCING SA AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN COMPARISON TO TREATMENT AS USUAL (TAU). FURTHERMORE, IT IS THE CBT PROTOCOL WITH THE MOST EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR LATINX YOUTH WITH SB. SCBT IS ATTUNED TO THE CULTURAL NEEDS OF LATINX SUICIDAL YOUTH IN REAL-WORLD SERVICE SETTINGS. THIS WILL BE THE FIRST TIME THAT SCBT-SB, AND FOR THAT MATTER, ANY SUICIDAL IDEATION AND BEHAVIORS EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, WILL BE USED IN MEXICO TO TREAT SUICIDAL YOUTH IN CONTACT WITH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR. BY IMPLEMENTING AND PILOT TESTING SCBT-SB WITH SUICIDAL MEXICAN YOUTH, THIS PROJECT ADDRESSES PROFOUND GAPS IN SERVICES FOR THIS POPULATION AND OF TRAINING FOR CLINICIANS. THE RESEARCH PLAN WILL (A) CULTURALLY ADAPT AND CONTEXTUALIZE THE SCBT-SB FOR ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN THE MEXICAN PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM, (B) PILOT TEST THE PROTOCOL THROUGH AN RCT (SCBT-SB VS TAU; 60 PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS) AND (C) EVALUATE THE IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS OF THE SCBT-SB AND ASSESS QUALITATIVELY POSSIBLE FACTORS THAT MAY PROMOTE OR HINDER ITS FUTURE UPTAKE. THE SHORT AND LONG-TERM KNOWLEDGE AND RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS INCLUDE (A) ITS POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF SUICIDAL MEXICAN YOUTH; (B) THE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TRANSNATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF EBTS IN THE MEXICAN PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR; AND (C) THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE IMPLEMENTATION AND TREATMENT EFFECT OF SCBT-SB IN MEXICO.

186980.00

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2024-05-10

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AUTOMATED CODING OF EXPOSURE THERAPY QUALITY USING NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING - PROJECT SUMMARY QUALITY MONITORING IS ESSENTIAL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY CLINICAL TRIALS AND FOR SUPPORTING THE USE OF EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTIONS (EBI) IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE SETTINGS, BUT FEW ARE AVAILABLE, AND THESE REQUIRE COSTLY AND LABORIOUS PROCEDURES. WITHOUT PRAGMATIC, SPECIFIC MEASURES OF QUALITY, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW WHETHER KEY QUALITY COMPONENTS ARE BEING DELIVERED, AND TO WHAT EFFECT. NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP), A TYPE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, HAS EXTRAORDINARY POTENTIAL TO REDUCE BURDEN BY AUTOMATING THE PROCESS OF QUALITY CODING. EXPOSURE THERAPY FOR ANXIETY IS AN IDEAL PROTOTYPE FOR TESTING AUTOMATED QUALITY CODING USING NLP, GIVEN ITS POTENTIAL FOR PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT AND CLEAR THEORY OF MECHANISM TO GUIDE QUALITY MEASUREMENT. BUILDING ON PILOT WORK, THIS STUDY WILL REFINE AND TEST AUTOMATED QUALITY CODING WITH AUDIO DATA (N =1,286 PATIENTS AND 11,213 SESSIONS) FROM 6 EXISTING CLINICAL TRIALS OF EXPOSURE THERAPY FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS, ACROSS BOTH RESEARCH AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS. TO ENHANCE PROJECT EFFICIENCY AND FUTURE UTILITY OF FINDINGS, WE WILL LEVERAGE STRONG EXISTING PARTNERSHIPS WITH 1) NIMH INTRAMURAL RESEARCHERS BRINGING EXPERTISE IN THE QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF ANXIETY AND DEEP LEARNING METHODS INCLUDING NLP, 2) THE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE THERAPY CONSORTIUM (ETC), WHOSE MISSION IS TO SUPPORT CENTRALIZED TOOLS FOR RESEARCHERS STUDYING DELIVERY AND MECHANISMS OF EXPOSURE THERAPY, AND 3) A DIVERSE SET OF STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING PATIENTS/FAMILIES, PROVIDERS, AGENCY LEADERS, PAYERS, POLICY MAKERS, AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPERS. SPECIFIC AIMS ARE DESIGNED TO VALIDATE AUTOMATED CODING WITH NLP AGAINST HUMAN CODERS, TEST PREDICTIVE UTILITY, AND INCORPORATE STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK TO FACILITATE NEAR-TERM USABILITY OF FINDINGS.

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2014-12-31

Complaint

306 FRUIT HILL AVENUE, NORTH PROVIDENCE, RI, 02911

Health

Partial

2005-05-13

Planned

1011 VETERANS MEMORIAL PARKWAY, EAST PROVIDENCE, RI, 02915

Health

Complete

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1985-07-16

Complaint

1011 VETERANS MEMORIAL PKWY, E PROVIDENCE, RI, 02915

Health

Partial

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05-0258806

% RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL NATL BK

Government Instrumentality, Title-Holding Corporation, Charitable Organization, Agricultural Organization, Board of Trade, Pleasure, Recreational, or Social Club, Fraternal Beneficiary Society, Order or Association, Voluntary Employees' Beneficiary Association (Non-Govt. Emps.), Domestic Fraternal Societies and Associations, Teachers Retirement Fund Assoc., Benevolent Life Insurance Assoc., Burial Association, Credit Union, Mutual Insurance Company or Assoc. Other Than Life or Marine, Corp. Financing Crop Operations, Supplemental Unemployment Compensation Trust or Plan, Employee Funded Pension Trust (Created Before 6/25/59), Post or Organization of War Veterans, Legal Service Organization, Black Lung Trust, Multiemployer Pension Plan, Veterans Assoc. Formed Prior to 1880, Trust Described in Sect. 4049 of ERISA, Title Holding Co. for Pensions, etc., State-Sponsored High Risk Health Insurance Organizations, State-Sponsored Workers' Compensation Reinsurance, ACA 1322 Qualified Nonprofit Health Insurance Issuers, Apostolic and Religious Org. (501(d)), Cooperative Hospital Service Organization (501(e)), Cooperative Service Organization of Operating Educational Organization (501(f)), Child Care Organization (501(k)), Charitable Risk Pool, Qualified State-Sponsored Tuition Program, 4947(a)(1) - Private Foundation (Form 990PF Filer)

1959-10

Type of organization and use of contribution: A public charity. Deductibility Limitation: 50% (60% for cash contributions)