Intent to treat

[@abdulamohmand5008]

thank you for sharing your knowledge, you explained very well and have a great tone of voice.

[@ProfFeinman]

It eliminates confounding variables. Usually, you remove confounding variables. They confound. You can't leave them in.

[@ssancubes]

thank you so much...you are too good at explaining things....subscribed to learn bio-statistics... thanks once again

[@michaelechteld]

Excellent explanation, thanks for sharing.

[@goonmayhong5271]

Thank you for sharing. It has been very informative and easily understandable. Could you include some references for reading and citation as well?

[@antoniotill]

Very helpful presentation!
Thanks.

[@changxu5842]

very instructive and useful, thanks for sharing!

[@saifsalim8702]

thank you so much

[@meryamlazrak1329]

thank you mam

[@TheBylia]

so is the Randomozation population and Intent to treat population same? I am confused.

[@Djibril21]

No..ITT just means if smbdy was in sm particular arm initially and jumps or drops out..they are still analyzed as their initial arm

[@nadakassem8473]

very usuful thanx alot

[@hennieyong501]

Thanks!

[@muhammedsaleem3941]

Thank you very much