Cluster-Randomized Sample Size Calculation is a statistical method used in the design of cluster-randomized trials that determines the minimum number of clusters and participants required to detect a specified effect size while accounting for the intra-cluster correlation and hierarchical structure of the data.
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Analysis of cluster randomized trials in primary care: a practical approach
Marion Campbell, Jill Mollison, Nick Steen et al. · Family Practice · 2000 · 334 citations · Full text
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Western University
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Ottawa Hospital
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