Published modelling results can't be directly relevant to all settings
The published results from modelling studies cannot be directly relevant to all settings.
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Controlling Infectious Diseases »Controlling Infectious Diseases
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Public health policy »Public health policy
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Policy dynamics »Policy dynamics
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What do policy makers want from modellers?  »What do policy makers want from modellers?
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Program planning tools for decision makers »Program planning tools for decision makers
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Weaknesses of academic mathematical models? »Weaknesses of academic mathematical models?
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Published modelling results can't be directly relevant to all settings
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Models can't be parameterized for every setting »Models can't be parameterized for every setting
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Models can't explore every possible type of intervention »Models can't explore every possible type of intervention
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