I’m exploring whether it’s appropriate to apply Interrupted Time Series (ITS) regression to my dataset, which has the following structure:
- The data is cross-sectional, with one row per subject—each individual appears only once.
- I have several subject-level covariates, such as sex, education, income, and race.
- Subjects were enrolled irregularly over a 4-year period—2 years before and 2 years after the intervention—with some subjects evaluated on the same calendar day. This setup resembles a repeated cross-sectional with individual-level data.
- The outcome is binary (yes/no).
- Intervention is **binary ** (pre vs. post ).
- Subjects are clustered by site, with each site recruiting participants independently through random sampling.
Curious to know if ITS is applicable for a repeated cross-sectional data with individual-level covariates.
Thanks in advance.
CP-III