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<p>Key assessment domains of the RISE-NE enrollment survey.</p> Katie B. Biello (15234413) Angela R. Bazzi (5983151) Katherine Dunham (17392980) Jacqueline E. Goldman (22477449) Maxwell S. Krieger (7886648) Vanessa Silva (65103) Yu Li (183836) Deve Mehta (25111618) Mavis Nimoh (25111621) Chanelle J. Howe (11837657) Curt G. Beckwith (10880009) Devika Singh (743035) Brandon D. L. Marshall (7820615) Medicine Pharmacology Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Sociology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Virology rapidly address current potential policy changes major metropolitan areas level causal effects examine regional transitions emerging research priorities drug supply contaminants also occur semiannually oral fluid collection increasing polysubstance use ne ): protocol social support services substance use trends substance use patterns overdose care continua overdose among people g ., hiv evaluate multilevel determinants based hiv prevention prospective cohort study substance use prevention services use drugs opioid use multilevel framework biospecimen collection ne cohort ne ), treatment services services along access services xlink "> ultimate goal toxicology testing service settings rhode island primary outcomes overdose outcomes new england intersecting epidemics equitable scale equitable access early introduction community leadership anticipated strengths <p>Key assessment domains of the RISE-NE enrollment survey.</p> 2026-09-25T17:46:25Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0358938.t001 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Key_assessment_domains_of_the_RISE-NE_enrollment_survey_p_/33999868 CC BY 4.0