世界健康调查基本思想、方法和内容概述与探讨

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[3] World Health Survey Brocher. Wold Health Organization. Geneva:WHO . 2001

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[5] A comparison of the Kish and last birthday methods of respondent selection in telephone surveys. Robert WO,George FB,Susan BS,et al. Journal of Official Statistics . 1998

[6] Increasing response rates in telephone surveys: a randomized trial. Smith W,Chey T,Jalaludin B,et al. Journal of Public Health . 1995

[7] A comparison of responses to mailed questionnaires and telephone interviews in a mixed mode health survey. Brambilla DJ,McKinlay SM. American Journal of Epidemiology . 1987

[8] SurveySampling. KishL. . 1965

[9] Random selection in a national telephone survey: a comparison of the Kish, next-birthday, and last-birthday methods. Diane B,Jesse AC,Joseph AC. Journal of Official Statistics . 2000

[1] Selection bias from sampling frames: telephone directory and electoral roll compared with door-to-door population census: results from the Blue Mountains Eye Study. Smith W,Mitchell P,Attebo K,et al. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health . 1997

[2] World Health Report 2000: health systems: improving performance. Wold Health Organization. Geneva . 2000

[3] World Health Survey Brocher. Wold Health Organization. Geneva:WHO . 2001

[4] A procedure for objective respondent selection within the household. Kish L. Journal of the American Statistical Association . 1949

[5] A comparison of the Kish and last birthday methods of respondent selection in telephone surveys. Robert WO,George FB,Susan BS,et al. Journal of Official Statistics . 1998

[6] Increasing response rates in telephone surveys: a randomized trial. Smith W,Chey T,Jalaludin B,et al. Journal of Public Health . 1995

[7] A comparison of responses to mailed questionnaires and telephone interviews in a mixed mode health survey. Brambilla DJ,McKinlay SM. American Journal of Epidemiology . 1987

[8] SurveySampling. KishL. . 1965

[9] Random selection in a national telephone survey: a comparison of the Kish, next-birthday, and last-birthday methods. Diane B,Jesse AC,Joseph AC. Journal of Official Statistics . 2000