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Evaluating complex interventions using routinely collected data : methods to improve the validity of randomised controlled trials and observational studies

2015-01-01

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This thesis addresses the evaluation of complex interventions using routinely collected data, specifically the internal validity of observational studies and the generalisability of Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs). Following a literature review, this thesis has four main objectives: to estimate the effect of telephone health coaching on hospital utilisation in an observational study; to assess optimal choices...

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285693b0-ecf8-58e9-aa0d-b27e5a3758eb
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10.17037/pubs.02212900
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