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== References ==
http://htaglossary.net/crossover-bias

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A confusion bias that occurs when the subjects assigned to the experimental group do not receive the intervention or receive another intervention, or when some subjects in the control group receive the intervention.

Note: If these subjects’ results are analysed with those of their original group, this type of bias will tend to “dilute” (diminish) the observed treatment effect.

Alternate spelling: cross-over bias

References

http://htaglossary.net/crossover-bias