IMPACT: A Generic Tool for Modelling and Simulating Public Health Policy
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J D Ainsworth | E Carruthers | P Couch | N Green | M O'Flaherty | M Sperrin | R Williams | Z Asghar | S Capewell | I E Buchan | J. Ainsworth | I. Buchan | S. Capewell | M. O’Flaherty | M. Sperrin | P. Couch | R. Williams | N. Green | E. Carruthers | Z. Asghar | S. Capewell | Iain Buchan | M. O'Flaherty | Emma Carruthers | J. Ainsworth | N. Green | M. Sperrin | Richard Williams | Zahid Asghar
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