Brigham And Women's Hospital Inc The
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- Boston, MA 021156110
- Phone: 617-732-8990
- Estimated Number of Employees: 10,787
- Estimated Annual Receipts: $1,178,402,048
- Business Start Date: 1980
- Contact Person: Paula Cobbett
- Contact Phone: 857-282-1732
- Contact Email: pcobbett@partners.org
- Business Structure:
- Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)
- Business Type:
- Hospital
- Non-Profit Organization
- Industries Served: Research and Development in Biotechnology, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology), General Medical and Surgical Hospitals
- Product Areas: MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES, MED & SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,EQ & SUP
Sampling of Federal Government Funding Actions/Set Asides
In order by amount of set aside monies.
- $88,339 - Wednesday the 14th of October 2015
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
THE SUCCESS OF A HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT CRITICALLY DEPENDS ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE CREWMEMBERS AND THE MISSION CONTROLLERS. THE ABILITY OF BOTH THE CREW AND THE CONTROLLERS TO BE ALERT AND TO MAINTAIN HIGH LEVELS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION WHILE OPERATING AND/OR MONITORING COMPLEX, TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT IS ESSENTIAL. OPTIMAL HUMAN HEALTH, PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY DURING SPACE FLIGHT OPERATIONS REQUIRES SUFFICIENT SLEEP AND SYNCHRONY BETWEEN THE CIRCADIAN PACEMAKER-WHICH REGULATES THE TIMING OF SLEEP, ENDOCRINE FUNCTION, ALERTNESS AND PERFORMANCE-AND THE TIMING OF THE IMPOSED SLEEP-WAKE SCHEDULE. FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS OFTEN WORK EXTENDED DURATION SHIFTS, ROTATING SHIFTS, INCLUDING NIGHT SHIFTS. SUCH SCHEDULES INSTIGATE SIGNIFICANT ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND CONSEQUENTLY FATIGUE. ALTHOUGH THE EFFECTS ARE OFTEN UNRECOGNIZED, BOTH THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC LACK OF SLEEP SUBSTANTIALLY DEGRADES AN INDIVIDUAL'S ABILITY TO REACT AND THINK QUICKLY, TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS, AND TO RECOGNIZE WHEN FATIGUE IS IMPAIRING HIS OR HER OWN PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY. FURTHER, BOTH ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION ADVERSELY AFFECTS PERSONAL HEALTH, INCREASING THE RISK OF GASTROINTESTINAL AND HEART DISEASE, IMPAIRING GLUCOSE METABOLISM AND IMMUNE FUNCTION, AND SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASING THE RISK OF INJURY DUE TO MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES. IN ADDITION, IT IS LIKELY THAT A SIGNIFICANT PROPORTION OF MISSION CONTROLLERS SUFFER FROM UNDIAGNOSED SLEEP DISORDERS WHICH WILL FURTHER IMPAIR THEIR SLEEP AND EXACERBATE FATIGUE. THE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ARE READILY OBSERVED IN A WIDE RANGE OF SAFETY-SENSITIVE PROFESSIONS AND INCLUDE INCREASED RISK OF SELF-INJURY, HIGHER RATES OF FATIGUE-RELATED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, AND GREATER INCIDENCE OF SERIOUS ERRORS. WE PROPOSE TO IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE FATIGUE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS PROGRAM. THE GOALS OF THIS PROGRAM ARE TO REDUCE THE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OF FATIGUE ON THE MISSION CONTROLLERS ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH, AND SAFETY. THE OVERALL GOALS OF OUR TEAM INCLUDE DEVELOPING AN ONLINE EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM AND AN EFFICIENT SLEEP DISORDERS SCREENING, EVALUATING THE ACCEPTABILITY, FEASIBILITY AND EFFICACY OF A SHORTER WAVELENGTH PHOTIC COUNTERMEASURE DURING OPERATIONAL NIGHT SHIFTS TO IMPROVE THE ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF MISSION CONTROLLERS. - $7,048 - Monday the 28th of April 2014
Veterans Affairs Department
241-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 01
IGF::OT::IGF SECTIONING OF PARAFFIN TISSUE BLOCKS RATIFICATION - $6,006 - Tuesday the 19th of February 2013
Federal Prison System
DEVENS, FMC
IGF::OT::IGF OUTPATIENT HOSPITAL SERVICES FOR INMATE - $558,819 - Saturday the 1st of August 2015
Agency For Healthcare Research And Quality
PHS AHRQ, HHS, ROCKVILLE, MD
SUPPORT- ADMINISTRATIVE: OTHER - $5,489 - Wednesday the 9th of January 2013
Federal Prison System
ALLENWOOD, FCC
IGF::OT::IGF OUTSIDE MEDICAL SERVICES. - $34,998 - Thursday the 6th of August 2015
Centers For Disease Control And Prevention
DEPT OF HHS/CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL
IMPLEMENTATIN OF SYSTEM - $30,000 - Wednesday the 14th of October 2015
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
THE SUCCESS OF A HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT CRITICALLY DEPENDS ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE CREWMEMBERS AND THE MISSION CONTROLLERS. THE ABILITY OF BOTH THE CREW AND THE CONTROLLERS TO BE ALERT AND TO MAINTAIN HIGH LEVELS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION WHILE OPERATING AND/OR MONITORING COMPLEX, TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT IS ESSENTIAL. OPTIMAL HUMAN HEALTH, PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY DURING SPACE FLIGHT OPERATIONS REQUIRES SUFFICIENT SLEEP AND SYNCHRONY BETWEEN THE CIRCADIAN PACEMAKER-WHICH REGULATES THE TIMING OF SLEEP, ENDOCRINE FUNCTION, ALERTNESS AND PERFORMANCE-AND THE TIMING OF THE IMPOSED SLEEP-WAKE SCHEDULE. FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS OFTEN WORK EXTENDED DURATION SHIFTS, ROTATING SHIFTS, INCLUDING NIGHT SHIFTS. SUCH SCHEDULES INSTIGATE SIGNIFICANT ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND CONSEQUENTLY FATIGUE. ALTHOUGH THE EFFECTS ARE OFTEN UNRECOGNIZED, BOTH THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC LACK OF SLEEP SUBSTANTIALLY DEGRADES AN INDIVIDUAL'S ABILITY TO REACT AND THINK QUICKLY, TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS, AND TO RECOGNIZE WHEN FATIGUE IS IMPAIRING HIS OR HER OWN PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY. FURTHER, BOTH ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION ADVERSELY AFFECTS PERSONAL HEALTH, INCREASING THE RISK OF GASTROINTESTINAL AND HEART DISEASE, IMPAIRING GLUCOSE METABOLISM AND IMMUNE FUNCTION, AND SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASING THE RISK OF INJURY DUE TO MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES. IN ADDITION, IT IS LIKELY THAT A SIGNIFICANT PROPORTION OF MISSION CONTROLLERS SUFFER FROM UNDIAGNOSED SLEEP DISORDERS WHICH WILL FURTHER IMPAIR THEIR SLEEP AND EXACERBATE FATIGUE. THE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ARE READILY OBSERVED IN A WIDE RANGE OF SAFETY-SENSITIVE PROFESSIONS AND INCLUDE INCREASED RISK OF SELF-INJURY, HIGHER RATES OF FATIGUE-RELATED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, AND GREATER INCIDENCE OF SERIOUS ERRORS. WE PROPOSE TO IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE FATIGUE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS PROGRAM. THE GOALS OF THIS PROGRAM ARE TO REDUCE THE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OF FATIGUE ON THE MISSION CONTROLLERS ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH, AND SAFETY. THE OVERALL GOALS OF OUR TEAM INCLUDE DEVELOPING AN ONLINE EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM AND AN EFFICIENT SLEEP DISORDERS SCREENING, EVALUATING THE ACCEPTABILITY, FEASIBILITY AND EFFICACY OF A SHORTER WAVELENGTH PHOTIC COUNTERMEASURE DURING OPERATIONAL NIGHT SHIFTS TO IMPROVE THE ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF MISSION CONTROLLERS. - $30,000 - Wednesday the 14th of October 2015
National Aeronautics And Space Administration
NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
THE SUCCESS OF A HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT CRITICALLY DEPENDS ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE CREWMEMBERS AND THE MISSION CONTROLLERS. THE ABILITY OF BOTH THE CREW AND THE CONTROLLERS TO BE ALERT AND TO MAINTAIN HIGH LEVELS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION WHILE OPERATING AND/OR MONITORING COMPLEX, TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT IS ESSENTIAL. OPTIMAL HUMAN HEALTH, PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY DURING SPACE FLIGHT OPERATIONS REQUIRES SUFFICIENT SLEEP AND SYNCHRONY BETWEEN THE CIRCADIAN PACEMAKER-WHICH REGULATES THE TIMING OF SLEEP, ENDOCRINE FUNCTION, ALERTNESS AND PERFORMANCE-AND THE TIMING OF THE IMPOSED SLEEP-WAKE SCHEDULE. FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS OFTEN WORK EXTENDED DURATION SHIFTS, ROTATING SHIFTS, INCLUDING NIGHT SHIFTS. SUCH SCHEDULES INSTIGATE SIGNIFICANT ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND CONSEQUENTLY FATIGUE. ALTHOUGH THE EFFECTS ARE OFTEN UNRECOGNIZED, BOTH THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC LACK OF SLEEP SUBSTANTIALLY DEGRADES AN INDIVIDUAL'S ABILITY TO REACT AND THINK QUICKLY, TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS, AND TO RECOGNIZE WHEN FATIGUE IS IMPAIRING HIS OR HER OWN PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY. FURTHER, BOTH ACUTE AND CHRONIC SLEEP DEPRIVATION ADVERSELY AFFECTS PERSONAL HEALTH, INCREASING THE RISK OF GASTROINTESTINAL AND HEART DISEASE, IMPAIRING GLUCOSE METABOLISM AND IMMUNE FUNCTION, AND SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASING THE RISK OF INJURY DUE TO MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES. IN ADDITION, IT IS LIKELY THAT A SIGNIFICANT PROPORTION OF MISSION CONTROLLERS SUFFER FROM UNDIAGNOSED SLEEP DISORDERS WHICH WILL FURTHER IMPAIR THEIR SLEEP AND EXACERBATE FATIGUE. THE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ARE READILY OBSERVED IN A WIDE RANGE OF SAFETY-SENSITIVE PROFESSIONS AND INCLUDE INCREASED RISK OF SELF-INJURY, HIGHER RATES OF FATIGUE-RELATED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, AND GREATER INCIDENCE OF SERIOUS ERRORS. WE PROPOSE TO IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE FATIGUE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE FLIGHT MISSION CONTROLLERS PROGRAM. THE GOALS OF THIS PROGRAM ARE TO REDUCE THE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OF FATIGUE ON THE MISSION CONTROLLERS ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH, AND SAFETY. THE OVERALL GOALS OF OUR TEAM INCLUDE DEVELOPING AN ONLINE EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM AND AN EFFICIENT SLEEP DISORDERS SCREENING, EVALUATING THE ACCEPTABILITY, FEASIBILITY AND EFFICACY OF A SHORTER WAVELENGTH PHOTIC COUNTERMEASURE DURING OPERATIONAL NIGHT SHIFTS TO IMPROVE THE ALERTNESS, PERFORMANCE, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF MISSION CONTROLLERS. - $287,170 - Monday the 3rd of December 2012
National Institutes Of Health
NIH, NHLBI, DERA OA OFC ACQUISTIONS
OTHER FUNCTIONS - LONG-TERM OXYGEN TREATMENT TRIAL - $2,774,499 - Tuesday the 26th of March 2013
National Institutes Of Health
NIH, NHLBI, DERA OA OFC ACQUISTIONS
OTHER FUNCTIONS - R&D, TREATMENT OF PRESERVED CARDIAC FUNCTION HEART FAILURE WITH AN ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONIST (TOPCAT)
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