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Do health improvement programmes fit with MRC guidance on evaluating complex interventions?

Catherine A. O’Donnell · Emma C. Halliday · Sanjeev Sridharan · Stephen D. Platt

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Evaluation and Performance Assessment Health Policy Implementation Science Advanced Causal Inference Techniques

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Although planning of new health policy could be improved to enable more robust evaluation, Mhairi Mackenzie and colleagues argue that randomised controlled trials are not always suitable or practical

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