In May 2025, Care New England Health System partnered with the R.I. Department of Health to provide eight Counseling on Access to Lethal Means, or CALM, training sessions, a suicide-prevention program focused on reducing access to firearms and high-risk medications. This month, the department released results from its study of more than 100 clinicians who
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