Development and evaluation of complex interventions in health services research: case study of the Southampton heart integrated care project (SHIP)
BMJPublished 13 March 1999Open access
F. H. Bradley, Rose Wiles, A L Kinmonth, David Mant, Madeleine Gantley
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