Hi, friend! I know that the most rigorous and credible way to develop a counterfactual is to randomize practices interested in participating in the intervention to an intervention or control group. The control group will then provide a good proxy of what would have happened to intervention practices had they not adopted the model. However, our team all believes that we cannot conduct a randomized trial for ethical and also fairness reasons. In such cases, may I ask if there is any possible solution?
主頁>網上研討平台>Hi, friend! I know that the most rigorous and credible way to develop a counterfactual is to randomize practices interested in participating in the intervention to an intervention or control group. The control group will then provide a good proxy of what would have happened to intervention practices had they not adopted the model. However, our team all believes that we cannot conduct a randomized trial for ethical and also fairness reasons. In such cases, may I ask if there is any possible solution?
