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<B>See:</B> [[Randomized Controlled Experiment]], [[Parallel Study|Parallel Group Trial]], [[Factorial Experiment]], [[Crossover Study]], [[Cluster Randomized Controlled Study]]. | <B>See:</B> [[Randomized Controlled Experiment]], [[Parallel Study|Parallel Group Trial]], [[Factorial Experiment]], [[Crossover Study]], [[Cluster Randomized Controlled Study]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:21, 22 September 2021
See: Randomized Controlled Experiment, Parallel Group Trial, Factorial Experiment, Crossover Study, Cluster Randomized Controlled Study.
References
2013
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomized_controlled_trial#By_study_design
- Parallel-group – each participant is randomly assigned to a group, and all the participants in the group receive (or do not receive) an intervention. …
… An analysis of the 616 RCTs indexed in PubMed during December 2006 found that 78% were parallel-group trials, 16% were crossover, 2% were split-body, 2% were cluster, and 2% were factorial.[1]
- Parallel-group – each participant is randomly assigned to a group, and all the participants in the group receive (or do not receive) an intervention. …
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