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Cluster randomized crossover trials with very few clusters but multiple periods: which analyses for continuous outcomes should be used?
Cluster randomized crossover (CRXO) trials are often used when individual randomization is impractical and the number of available clusters is limited. However, statistical analysis of CRXO trials is complex because of the need to account for complex correlation structures over time. It becomes espe
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