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On January 6, 2022 the U.S. Patent Office (USPTO) announced a new pilot program that will allow patent applicants to delay responding to Office Actions that include issues of subject matter eligibility (SME) under 35 USC § 101/Alice.

A pilot program by the city of Columbus sent "triage pods" on certain mental health emergency calls instead of police officers. Officials there say the roughly one-month pilot has shown good early results.

© Getty Images The Alternative Response Pilot Program, a part-time pilot program in Columbus, Ohio, has been a large success for the city, leading officials to plan an expansion of the program, city officials announced Thursday. The pilot program, which consists of a "Triage Pod" of a social worker, emergency communications dispatcher and paramedic, aims to cut down police involvement in mental health, drug addiction or other social issues in emergency situations.  Of the calls received by t...

Detroit police expand mental health crisis response program By Veronica Meadows and David Komer online producer Published  DETROIT (FOX 2) - Detroit police said it responds to at least 20 calls a day on average for people going through a mental health crisis. "This is a crisis that really impacts our community we cannot arrest our way through mental illness," said Interim Detroit Police Chief James White. "This is a disease that victimizes our community, plain and simple. We see it day in and ...

The city of Columbus is rolling out a four-to-six-week pilot program on Monday that will help determine whether 911 calls need an emergency response by police and firefighter-medics or by others, such as social workers or clinicans who are better equipped to deal with mental health or substance abuse issues. "For far too often and long, weve asked police officers to be social workers, medics," Mayor Andrew J. Ginther said Friday during a news conference to announce what is being called the ...

Tweet Share Twice now in less than two months, calls to the Metro Nashville Police Department about a person experiencing a mental health crisis have led to officers shooting the person in crisis.  On March 12, 33-year-old Melissa Wooden called 911 and made comments to dispatchers about harming herself — specifically, she said she hoped police would come and shoot her to death. Three Madison precinct officers responded to the 2800 block of Greer Road in the Goodlettsville are...

Shaker Heights rolls out pilot program to deal with mental health crisis-intervention calls Updated Feb 16, 2021; Posted Feb 16, 2021 In its last public meeting held nearly a year ago, (March 14, 2020), Shaker Heights Fire Chief Patrick Sweeney (standing) provided City Council with a coronavirus update. Like all meetings since, the Feb. 8 work session dealing with a mental health-related Crisis Response Pilot Program was held online via Zoom. Tom Jewell/Special to cleveland.com Facebook Share...