The book is very readable with an easy-to-follow structure and lots of practical advice. For example, Fink provides a useful table on the pros and cons of using different survey types. Examples taken from real-life surveys are also used to good effect throughout, helping to make the text more engaging. The summing up section at the end of each chapter is also a helpful reference for readers to know where to find what they might need and to check their own understanding.
Survey Design (PDF) This fact sheet by Christine Chavez, Loyola Marymount University, highlights five common steps in good survey design and can serve as a guide when designing your own surveys. Good survey design tips and examples.
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Please note that these materials were developed before the COVID-19 pandemic. It is recommended to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and local guidance before conducting in-person surveys.
(Part i), quantitative techniques for interpreting and presenting health equity data (Part ii), and the application of these techniques in the analysis of equity in health care utilization and health care spending (Part iii). The aim of the book is to provide researchers and analysts with a step-by-step practical guide to the measurement of a variety of aspects of health equity, with worked examples and computer code, mostly for the computer program Stata. It is hoped that these step-by-step guides, and the easy-to-implement computer routines contained in them, will help stimulate yet more research in the field, especially policy-oriented health equity research that enables researchers to help policymakers develop and evaluate programs to reduce health inequities.
Clearly, these findings show that recruiting via Facebook and Instagram ads results in a smartphone survey (rather than a mixed-device web survey). This finding has important implications for survey design: short surveys and optimized questionnaire design are crucial factors for the success of social media recruitment.
Recruiting participants has become increasingly expensive for survey practitioners, especially when targeted population groups are rare or hard-to-reach. Social media-based sampling offers a new and comparatively inexpensive alternative to classic recruiting strategies such as advertisements on web pages, offline, or via online access panels. Besides costs, it comes along with other advantages including available information about social network users, and that information can be used throughout the recruiting process. In this paper, we provided a step-by-step guide for researchers planning to recruit web survey participants via social media and presented results of a recruiting campaign involving the LGBTQ community in Germany. In the 2019 LGBielefeld project, we were able to successfully recruit a large number of target population participants while investing only a small advertisement budget. The results of our fieldwork point to the growing importance of Instagram as a recruitment tool and show that social media recruitment results in mobile-device (smartphone) surveys. 2ff7e9595c
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