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Health Modelling for Better Policy - Presentations now available

Posted July 23rd, 2009 by suzanne.kirk

23 Jul 2009

A recent Health Analysts' Special Interest Group (HASIG) seminar was held in University College Cork and focussed on Health Modelling for Better Policy. 

Presentations were given on topics including Population Prevalence Modelling, Global Burden of Disease and Impact Assessment Modelling.

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