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    South County Health, a Rhode Island-based healthcare provider, has become a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Membership gives its clinicians access to Mayo Clinic specialists for consultations on complex cases, along with evidence-based treatment resources. It is the kind of partnership that expands local access to expert medical knowledge without patients needing to travel to Minnesota. Details of what prompted the announcement were not immediately reported.

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    South County Health first in Rhode Island to join Mayo Clinic Care Networkโ—South County Health becomes first health system in Rhode Island to join Mayo Clinic Care Network | Newswiseโœ‰newsHealth59 min ago

    South County Health has become the first health system in Rhode Island to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network. The membership gives its clinicians access to Mayo Clinic expertise, including second opinions and specialist consultations, while patients can continue receiving care locally. It marks a notable expansion of Mayo Clinic's collaborative network into southern Rhode Island's health care landscape.

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    South County Health joins Mayo Clinic Care Network, a first for Rhode Islandโ—South County Health becomes first Rhode Island member of Mayo Clinic Care Networkโœ‰newsHealth59 min ago

    South County Health has become the first Rhode Island health system to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Membership gives its physicians access to Mayo Clinic specialists for consultations and expertise on complex cases, while patients in southern Rhode Island may benefit from expanded access to Mayo resources without leaving the state.

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    University of Rhode Island to launch computational social science PhDโ—URI to launch new computational social science doctoral program โ€“ Rhody Todayโœ‰newsScience1 h ago

    The University of Rhode Island is preparing to launch a new doctoral program in computational social science, according to Rhody Today. The program will train graduate students to apply computational and data-driven methods to social science research questions. Details on enrollment timelines and faculty involvement have not yet been widely reported, but the announcement marks a notable expansion of URI's graduate offerings.