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Orthogonal Design: A Powerful Method for Comparative Effectiveness Research with Multiple Interventions

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  • Jelena Zurovac
  • Randy Brown

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Orthogonal design affords an opportunity to design interventions in real-world settings and to study intervention components that can be implemented in various ways.

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  • Jelena Zurovac & Randy Brown, "undated". "Orthogonal Design: A Powerful Method for Comparative Effectiveness Research with Multiple Interventions," Mathematica Policy Research Reports bcc1df7ac093460c891d16442, Mathematica Policy Research.
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