Improving the Efficiency of Inferences From Hybrid Samples for Effective Health Surveillance Surveys: Comprehensive Review of Quantitative Methods

Improving the Efficiency of Inferences From Hybrid Samples for Effective Health Surveillance Surveys: Comprehensive Review of Quantitative Methods

BackgroundIncreasingly, survey researchers rely on hybrid samples to improve coverage and increase the number of respondents by combining independent samples. For instance, it is possible to combine 2 probability samples with one relying on telephone and another on mail. More commonly, however, rese...

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Main Authors: Mansour Fahimi (Author), Elizabeth C Hair (Author), Elizabeth K Do (Author), Jennifer M Kreslake (Author), Xiaolu Yan (Author), Elisa Chan (Author), Frances M Barlas (Author), Abigail Giles (Author), Larry Osborn (Author)
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Published: JMIR Publications, 2024-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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