The COMPASS study: a longitudinal hierarchical research platform for evaluating natural experiments related to changes in school-level programs, policies and built environment resources
Scott T. Leatherdale(University of Waterloo), Audra Thompson-Haile(University of Waterloo), Rachel E. Laxer(University of Waterloo), Valerie Carson(University of Waterloo), Chad Bredin(University of Waterloo), David Hammond(University of Waterloo), Catherine M. Sabiston(University of Toronto), Guy Faulkner(University of British Columbia), Karen Brown(University of Waterloo), Susan J. Elliott(University of Waterloo), Joel A. Dubin(University of Waterloo), Steve Manske(University of Waterloo), Ruth A. Childs(University of Toronto)
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