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Elizabeth Connors

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Associate Professor of Political Science at @UofSC. PhD from @SBUpolisci. From Maine. ❤️ = being a mom, cats, research, red wine. Laughing’s my favorite.
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Value-based care for behavioral health: A more measured approach to achieve true value - npj Mental Health Research

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By Elizabeth Connors, Linda C Mayes
| Nature Verified
Abstract This perspective calls behavioral healthcare leaders and providers to inform the direction and pace of value-based care (VBC). We recommend taking time to refocus on care quality metrics before payment models to engage providers and match current behavioral health system conditions. We review VBC, reasons why VBC is unique in behavioral healthcare, and key questions about VBC in behavioral health. We also feature youth behavioral health as particularly underdeveloped for VBC at this time.
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Policy Studies Journal | PSO Public Policy Journal | Wiley Online Library

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By Elizabeth Connors, Alessandro Del Ponte, Peter DeScioli
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT None. REFERENCES , , and . 2021. “MTurk Research: Review and Recommendations.” Journal of Management 47(4): 823–837. 2003. “The Psychology of Doing Nothing: Forms of Decision Avoidance Result from Reason and Emotion.” Psychological Bulletin 129(1): 139–167. , , and . 2018. “Rewinding Roe v. Wade: Understanding the Accelerated Adoption of State-Level Restrictive Abortion Legislation, 2008–2014.” Journal of Women, Politics & Policy 39(4): 490–517. , , and . 2012.
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Changes in microbial community structure of bio‐fouled polyolefins over a year‐long seawater incubation in Hawai'i

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By Elizabeth Connors, Laurent Lebreton, Jeff Bowman
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION The most dominant commercial polyolefins—positively buoyant plastic polymers—are low-density polyethylene (LDPE), high density polyethylene (HDPE) and polypropylene (PP) with a combined global production of over 150 million tons per year (Yuan et al., 2022). Up to 5% of plastic polymers produced per year are not recycled and is input inadvertently into the ocean where it forms a major fraction of marine debris (Jambeck et al., 2015).
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