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Dr. Sarah Arias is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Her research focuses on the design and implementation of multi-site and single-site suicide intervention trials, as well as informing the development of suicide prevention interventions through the use of large-scale national healthcare databases. Dr. Arias has extensive experience in study coordination and data management, having served as a safety officer and DSMB liaison for NIH-funded suicide intervention trials. Her current work is particularly concerned with suicide prevention strategies in the context of the criminal legal system and the development of computational methods for identifying suicidal behavior using electronic health records. She has received funding for multiple projects aimed at enhancing suicide prevention measures in various populations, including those involved with the justice system. Dr. Arias's background includes postdoctoral training in biostatistics and epidemiology at Massachusetts General Hospital, and she has received awards for her contributions to emergency medicine research.
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