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SHARE Webinar Recording Available: Using the NHIS to Evaluate State Health Reform

SHARE hosted a webinar on September 1, 2010, about the use of federal and state survey data for evaluating the impact of health reform at the state level.  A recording of the event,

The Use of Monetary Incentives in a Community Survey: Impact on Response Rates, Data quality, and Cost

Publication Year: 
2001

Shaw, M. J., T. J. Beebe, H. Jensen, and S.A. Adlis. 2001. “The Use of Monetary Incentives in a Community Survey: Impact on Response Rates, Data quality, and Cost.” Health Services Research 35(6):1339-1346.

Prepaid Monetary Incentives and Data Quality in Face-to-Face Interviews: Data from the 1996 SIPP

Publication Year: 
2003

Davern, M., T. Rockwood, R. Sherrod, and S. Campbell. 2003. “Prepaid Monetary Incentives and Data Quality in Face-to-Face Interviews: Data from the 1996 Survey of Income and Program Participation Incentive Experiment.” Public Opinion Quarterly 67 (1): 139-47.

Response Bias and Non-Response Adjustments: Evidence from a Smoking Cessation Survey Regarding the Utility of Resp Disp

Publication Year: 
2007

Baines, A., M. Partin, M. Davern and T. Rockwood. 2007. “Response Bias and Non-Response Adjustments: Evidence from a Smoking Cessation Survey Regarding the Utility of Respondent Disposition Information for Post-Stratification Adjustments.” Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 60(12):1246-55.

Are Lower Response Rates Hazardous to Your Health Survey?

Publication Year: 
2008

SHADAC's Issue Brief #13 examines response completion efforts in three state surveys of health insurance coverage to assess whether refusal conversion and making many calls to the same number alter health survey estimates. February 2008.

What is Up With Lower Response Rates?

Publication Year: 
2007

Presentation by Mike Davern titled, "What is Up With Lower Response Rates?" at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 5, 2007 in Orlando FL.

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