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most citedConceptualising Natural and Quasi Experiments in Public Health

148 citations

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E. Silverman2 · h 15
U. Gostoli2 · h 7
A. Heppenstall1 · h 33
C. McQuire1 · h 7
Daniel Birks1 · h 16
E. Manley1 · h 26
F. de Vocht1 · h 23
Jiaqi Ge1 · h 15
Jonatan Almagor1 · h 8
Josie McCulloch1 · h 10
K. Tilling1 · h 63
M. Birkin1 · h 30

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University of GlasgowGB6 papers
Biomathematics and Statistics ScotlandGB1 paper
Glasgow Centre for Population HealthGB1 paper
Laboratoire de Biométrie et Biologie EvolutiveFR1 paper
Met OfficeGB1 paper
National Institute for Health and Care ResearchGB1 paper
NIHR Bristol Biomedical Research CentreGB1 paper
NIHR School for Public Health ResearchGB1 paper
Roslin InstituteGB1 paper
Science and Technology Facilities CouncilGB1 paper
Scotland's Rural CollegeGB1 paper
The Alan Turing InstituteGB1 paper

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Conceptualising Natural and Quasi Experiments in Public Health

Frank de Vocht, Srinivasa Vittal Katikireddi, Cheryl McQuire +3

Background: Natural or quasi experiments are appealing for public health research because they enable the evaluation of events or interventions that are difficult or impossible to…