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Evaluating the health effects of policies using administrative and observational data sources
Understanding of the health effects of specific interventions is a key objective of epidemiology. Policies, whether implemented by governments or other institutions, have immense potential to influence population health and thus represent important study exposures for epidemiologists. However, becau
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