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Engagement and outcomes of patients selecting providers in a technology-enabled treatment platform

2024-12-05

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<p>Importance Preliminary evidence is lacking for the engagement and efficacy levels of mental health platforms that enable patients to self-select certain characteristics of their providers. Objective To determine the characteristics, engagement, and clinical outcomes of adult patients who used a technology-enabled platform to access outpatient mental health services and explore associations between type of provi...

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6d0cf960-4f39-5bc3-99a0-b01d87bce8d7
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10.31234/osf.io/zfv8t
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