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Analyses of trials of group administered treatments require an identifier for therapy group to account for clustering by group. All patients randomized to receive the group administered treatment could be assigned an intended group identifier following randomization. Alternatively, an actual group could be based on those patients that comply with group therapy. We investigate the implications for intention-to-treat (ITT) analyses of using either the intended or actual group to adjust for the clustering effect. We also consider causal mod
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