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Assessing the effectiveness of using propensity scores to target hard-to-reach populations
The Vermont Adult Tobacco Survey is a survey of Vermont adults. Data are used to evaluate the effectiveness of Vermont Tobacco Control Program efforts to reduce smoking and increase awareness and knowledge of smoking-related issues.
At What Cost? The Financial Impact of a Cancer Diagnosis Among Maine Cancer Patients
Financial Toxicity describes problems cancer patients have related to the cost of treatment. Research has shown that cancer patients and survivors are more likely to have financial toxicity than people without cancer. Cancer treatment can affect a cancer patient’s ability … Continue reading
Surveying Low Incidence Race and Ethnic Minority Populations by Cell Phone
The Oregon Health Insurance Survey is an important source of information about health care coverage in Oregon. The survey provides detailed information about the impacts of health system reform, health care coverage, access to care, and utilization.
Are advanced letters cost effective? The use of an advance letter to improve survey response for large scale telephone surveys and to reduce data collection costs
The Oregon Health Insurance Survey is an important source of information about health care coverage in Oregon. The survey provides detailed information about the impacts of health system reform, health care coverage, access to care, and utilization.
“Use of Incentives to Increase Representation and Cost Effectiveness of African American Mothers in PRAMS”
The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is a multi-mode survey providing state-specific, population-based data on maternal attitudes and experiences before, during, and after pregnancy. While overall response rates for the survey are high, participation is significantly lower among minority … Continue reading
“Welcome To The Neighborhood: Health Care Access for African New Mainers”
Abstract Maine is one of the oldest and whitest states (95% Caucasian), with little experience in providing culturally appropriate services to newcomers. In the past 15 years the population of African immigrants in Lewiston/Auburn has reached 11%. This is a … Continue reading
“Identifying Gender Minorities in Population-Based Proxy Surveys”
Abstract Identifying members of gender minorities has proven challenging to survey researchers. Transgender, gender non-binary and other gender minority groups are extremely small by definition and, when they are contacted at all, face significant social stigma that creates reticence … Continue reading
“Is It Worth the Cost? The Use of a Survey Invitation Letter to Increase Response to an Email Survey”
Abstract Push-to-web survey design has been used to increase response rates to web surveys when email addresses are unavailable. However, getting consumers to complete online surveys is challenging. Previous research has found that embedding a small cash incentive with a … Continue reading
“Responsive Survey Design to Improve Participation Among African American Mother in PRAMS”
Abstract The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is a multi-mode survey that provides state-specific, population-based data on maternal attitudes and experiences before, during, and after pregnancy. While overall response rates for the survey are high, research shown that participation … Continue reading