what are the steps to do a community trial study
Planners should
1) Carefully assess the secular trends for their outcomes and they should be confident of demonstrating an intervention effect for those trends;
2) They should be confident of having an effective program that can be delivered to a sufficiently large fraction of the target population;
3) Through the random allocation of a sufficient number of communities to each condition, they should avoid differences between study conditions in levels and trends for their outcomes.
4) They should develop community-level standard errors prior to launching future trials with good estimates, and
5) take steps for ensuring; that power will be sufficient to test the hypotheses of interest (Murray, 1995).
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