A treatment is an intervention assigned or received by a study unit. In causal inference it indexes the unit's potential outcomes.
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- Adherence
- Adverse drug reaction
- Always-taker
- Analysis of variance for a Latin square
- Balanced incomplete block design
- Biostatistics
- Bivariate probit model for endogenous treatment
- Blinded outcome assessment
- Blinding
- Block confounding in a factorial design
- Block design
- Blocks in experimental design
- Carryover effect
- Causal inference
- Change-of-type theory of disease
- Cognitive restructuring
- Completely randomized design
- Complete randomization
- Complier
- Computational psychiatry
- Conditional randomization test
- Confounder
- Confounder-instrument interaction
- Confounding
- Confounding by indication
- Consistency in causal inference
- Covariate balance
- Crossover design
- Defier
- Design of experiments
- Dismantling study
- Dopamine D2 receptor
- Experimental unit
- G-computation
- Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
- History of medicine
- Homogeneous treatment effect
- Ignorability
- Instrumental variable
- Interference in causal inference
- Inverse-probability-weighted estimator of the average treatment effect
- Inverse probability weighting
- John Hughes Bennett
- Latin square
- Local average treatment effect
- Matching (statistics)
- Mercury and Human Health by Health Canada
- Monte Carlo test
- Multisystemic therapy
- Negative control outcome
- Nested measurements
- Never-taker
- Nocebo effect
- Numerical method in medicine
- Observational unit
- Orthogonal block design
- Overlap weight
- Overlap-weighted average treatment effect
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- Permuted-block randomization
- Polycythaemia vera
- Positivity assumption
- Post-randomization adjustment changes a treatment estimand
- Potential treatment receipt
- Principal stratification
- Principal stratum
- Propensity score
- Pseudoreplication
- Randomization
- Randomized complete block design
- Randomized controlled trial
- Randomized minimization in clinical trials
- Regression discontinuity design
- Replicate
- Replication in experimental design
- Response variable
- Restricted randomization
- Risk compensation in a prevention trial
- Row-column design
- Sensitivity analysis for unmeasured confounding
- Sequential exchangeability
- Split-plot design
- Stratified randomization
- Sufficient adjustment set
- Symmetric balanced incomplete block design
- Symmetric treatment crossover attenuates a risk difference
- Technical replicate
- Treatment
- Treatment expectation
- Variance of nested measurements
- Venesection
- Waiting-list control
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