04:44
Section D: Conclusions
18:12
Section C: How Could We Estimate the PATE If We Wanted To?
08:23
Section B: How Much Do We Need to Worry about External Validity?
14:25
Section A: Introduction, Context, and Framework
20:04
Section C: Design and Analysis Considerations for SMARTs
12:37
Section B: Sequential, Multiple-Assignment Randomized Trials (SMARTs)
15:32
Section A: Adaptive Interventions
05:45
Section C: Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) Example
08:21
Section B: Difference-in-Differences
02:13
Section A: Introduction
07:13
Section B: Motivating Example: Maryland Medicaid Health Homes
23:45
Section C: Marginal Structural Models
02:34
Section A: Systems Science and Agent-Based Modeling
13:26
Section B: Illustrative Examples
17:13
Section C: A Simple Agent-Based Model for Exploring Implementation Processes
08:46
Section D: Impacts of Measurement Uncertainty
09:40
Section A: Motivation and High-Level Introduction to Mixed Methods
09:03
Section E: Impacts of Networks
20:25
Section B: Applied Example, Qualitative and Survey Component
10:33
Section C: Applied Example, Nonexperimental Policy Evaluation Component
18:36
Section B: Setting Up a Propensity Score Analysis
02:42
Section A: The Johns Hopkins ALACRITY Center for Health and Longevity in Mental Illness
15:50
Section C: Using Propensity Scores
06:13
Section A: Introduction
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The focus of the NIMH-funded Johns Hopkins ALACRITY Center for Health and Longevity in Mental Illness is to translate evidence-based interventions to reduce premature mortality among consumers with serious mental illness (SMI) into community mental health settings in Maryland and nationwide.
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