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Nonprofit Behavioral Health Continuum for Connecticut Adults: Funding, Providers, and Outcomes
This applied quantitative, nonexperimental study examined the relationship among funding resources, provider type, and adult behavioral health treatment outcomes in Connecticut. Aggregate archival funding and treatment-completion data from 2019 through 2023 were analyzed for nonprofit, hospital-base
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