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We included all CRTs. For the purposes of this review, a CRT is defined as a trial in which “intact social units or clusters of individuals, rather than independent individuals, are randomly allocated to intervention groups” [30]. CRTs may include trials employing parallel group, stepped wedge, factorial, adaptive or pragmatic designs, among others.
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