Minimum number of clusters and comparison of analysis methods for cross sectional stepped wedge cluster randomised trials with binary outcomes: A simulation study

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Daniel Barker
Catherine D’Este
Michael J. Campbell
Patrick McElduff
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[1] Faculty of Health,School of Medicine and Public Health
[2] University of Newcastle,National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, Research School of Population Health
[3] Australian National University,Medical Statistics Group
[4] ScHARR,undefined
[5] University of Sheffield,undefined
[6] Health Policy Analysis Pty Ltd,undefined
[7] CCEB,undefined
[8] University of Newcastle,undefined
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Stepped wedge; Cluster randomised; Simulation study; Statistical analysis; Cross sectional;
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