Glossary Term

DiD

Difference-in-Differences (DiD) is a quasi-experimental method estimating treatment effects by comparing outcome changes over time between a treated group and a control group in observational data.

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Related terms
IV RDD ATE
Further reading
Wikipedia: Difference-in-Differences Browse the HEOR resource database

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