Address-Based Sampling for Subpopulation Surveys

Brick, J. Michael; Williams, Douglas; Montaquila, Jill M.

doi:10.1093/poq/nfr023

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“…Second, and on a related note, we could have used addressbased sampling that typically exploits postal service data on valid residential addresses [26], that is, address-based sampling sample frames typically include valid residential addresses, but, as with the rapid sampling technique described previously, without a screening survey, it is impossible to know if a person with desired characteristics resides at a given address. This means address-based sampling methods can be quite inefficient and expensive for some epidemiologic investigations.…”

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Using administrative health care system records to recruit a community-based sample for population research

Oakes

MacLehose

McDonald

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Annals of Epidemiology

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Using administrative health care system records to recruit a community-based sample for population research

Oakes

MacLehose

McDonald

et al. 2015

Annals of Epidemiology

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“…Although face-to-face surveys traditionally have higher response rates than any other mode, in today's survey climate, mail surveys obtain response rates as high as or higher than telephone surveys (e.g. [9]). Furthermore, tailoring mode of data collection to an individual's stated preferred mode does not necessarily yield a higher response rate than when offering a nonpreferred mode.…”

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Methodological considerations for a new household panel survey

Olson

Brick

2015

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This paper identifies new opportunities for innovation and expansion on current survey practice in the design of a new household panel survey, including an increased use of new and mobile technologies, more frequent data collection, modified clustering, and use of non-traditional survey measures such as administrative data, planned missing/matrix sampling questionnaire design, real-time data collection, and biomarkers. These innovative data collection methods require rethinking traditional panel survey methods, but can help reduce respondent burden and expand on current social science knowledge. The paper concludes that a new household panel survey would improve knowledge about important social, economic and health issues facing the US, and would provide a useful test bed for new hypotheses and innovative methods of data collection.

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“…Other scholars are trying to develop alternative schemes for sampling, acknowledging that something new must be done (see Brick et al, 2011;Link et al, 2008). In this book, we suggest that many social science researchers are now moving beyond alternative sampling schemes and are instead exploring entirely new models of social science data acquisition and analysis.…”

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Social Media, Sociality, and Survey Research

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2013

Social Media, Sociality, and Survey Research

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Address-Based Sampling for Subpopulation Surveys

Cited by 44 publications

References 9 publications

Using administrative health care system records to recruit a community-based sample for population research

Using administrative health care system records to recruit a community-based sample for population research

Methodological considerations for a new household panel survey

Social Media, Sociality, and Survey Research

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