Which Small-Sample Correction Should be Used When Analyzing Stepped-Wedge Designs With Time-Varying Treatment Effects?

Journal article

Yongdong Ouyang, Monica Taljaard, James P. Hughes, Fan Li
Statistics in Medicine, vol. 45, 2026, pp. e70782

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Ouyang, Y., Taljaard, M., Hughes, J. P., & Li, F. (2026). Which Small-Sample Correction Should be Used When Analyzing Stepped-Wedge Designs With Time-Varying Treatment Effects? Statistics in Medicine, 45, e70782. https://doi.org/10.1002/sim.70782

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Ouyang, Yongdong, Monica Taljaard, James P. Hughes, and Fan Li. “Which Small-Sample Correction Should Be Used When Analyzing Stepped-Wedge Designs With Time-Varying Treatment Effects?” Statistics in Medicine 45 (2026): e70782.

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Ouyang, Yongdong, et al. “Which Small-Sample Correction Should Be Used When Analyzing Stepped-Wedge Designs With Time-Varying Treatment Effects?” Statistics in Medicine, vol. 45, 2026, p. e70782, doi:10.1002/sim.70782.

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@article{ouyang2026a,
  title = {Which Small-Sample Correction Should be Used When Analyzing Stepped-Wedge Designs With Time-Varying Treatment Effects?},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {Statistics in Medicine},
  pages = {e70782},
  volume = {45},
  doi = {10.1002/sim.70782},
  author = {Ouyang, Yongdong and Taljaard, Monica and Hughes, James P. and Li, Fan}
}