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Biometrics|July 28, 2018
Information content of cluster-period cells in stepped wedge trialsJessica Kasza, Andrew B ForbesStatistical Methods in Medical Research|September 8, 2018
Inference for the treatment effect in multiple-period cluster randomised trials when random effect correlation structure is misspecifiedJessica Kasza, Andrew B ForbesStatistical Methods in Medical Research|September 27, 2021
Inference for the treatment effect in longitudinal cluster randomized trials when treatment effect heterogeneity is ignoredRhys Bowden, Andrew B Forbes, Jessica KaszaStatistics in Medicine|January 13, 2021
Information content of stepped wedge designs with unequal cluster-period sizes in linear mixed models: Informing incomplete designsJessica Kasza, Rhys Bowden, Andrew B ForbesStatistics in Medicine|July 20, 2019
Information content of stepped-wedge designs when treatment effect heterogeneity and/or implementation periods are presentJessica Kasza, Monica Taljaard, Andrew B ForbesBMC Medical Research Methodology|August 8, 2024
A simple and effective method for simulating nested exchangeable correlated binary data for longitudinal cluster randomised trialsRhys A Bowden, Jessica Kasza, Andrew B ForbesStatistics in Medicine|May 21, 2022
The batched stepped wedge design: A design robust to delays in cluster recruitmentJessica Kasza, Rhys Bowden, Richard Hooper, et al.Statistics in Medicine|March 6, 2020
Sample size and power calculations for open cohort longitudinal cluster randomized trialsJessica Kasza, Richard Hooper, Andrew Copas, et al.Statistics in Medicine|June 22, 2023
Sample size for partially nested designs and other nested or crossed designs with a continuous outcome when adjusted for baselineSteven Teerenstra, Jessica Kasza, Ruslan Leontjevas, et al.Statistical Methods in Medical Research|February 17, 2025
The relative efficiency of staircase and stepped wedge cluster randomised trial designsKelsey L Grantham, Andrew B Forbes, Richard Hooper, et al.Pageof 24