Evaluation of bias and precision in methods of analysis for pragmatic trials with missing outcome data: a simulation study
Royes Joseph(Keele University), Martyn Lewis(Keele University), Julius Sim(Birmingham City University), Reuben Ogollah(University of Nottingham)
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