Assessing the Representativeness of Population-Sampled Health Surveys Through Linkage to Administrative Data on Alcohol-Related Outcomes

In an occupational health surveillance study, auxiliary data from administrative health and occupational databases effectively corrected for nonresponse

(2014) Gaëlle Santin et al.   JOURNAL OF CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Nonresponse Rates are a Problematic Indicator of Nonresponse Bias in Survey Research

(2013) Michael Davern   HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH

Use of record-linkage to handle non-response and improve alcohol consumption estimates in health survey data: a study protocol

(2013) Linsay Gray et al.   BMJ Open

Non-response bias in a community survey of drinking, alcohol-related experiences and public opinion on alcohol policy

(2012) Brett Maclennan et al.   DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE

Loss to Follow-up in Cohort Studies

(2012) Laura D. Howe et al.   EPIDEMIOLOGY

The Effect of Low Survey Response Rates on Estimates of Alcohol Consumption in a General Population Survey

(2012) Jessica Meiklejohn et al.   PLoS One

When data are not missing at random: implications for measuring health conditions in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System

(2012) Martin R Frankel et al.   BMJ Open

Is there a 'Scottish effect' for mortality? Prospective observational study of census linkage studies

(2011) F. Popham et al.   JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

The effect of survey sampling frame on coverage: the level of and changes in alcohol-related mortality in Finland as a test case

(2010) Pia Mäkelä et al.   ADDICTION

The Health Status of Nonparticipants in a Population-based Health Study: The Hordaland Health Study

(2010) A. K. Knudsen et al.   AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY

Evaluating the impact of non-response bias in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)

(2010) Karen L Schneider et al.   JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH

The Danish Youth Cohort: Characteristics of participants and non-participants and determinants of attrition

(2010) Mathilde Vinther-Larsen et al.   SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Marital status, educational level and household income explain part of the excess mortality of survey non-respondents

(2009) Hanna Tolonen et al.   EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY

Cohort Profile: The Scottish Health Surveys Cohort: linkage of study participants to routinely collected records for mortality, hospital discharge, cancer and offspring birth characteristics in three nationwide studies

(2009) L. Gray et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY

Rapid Report on Methodology: Does Loss to Follow-up in a Cohort Study Bias Associations Between Early Life Factors and Lifestyle-Related Health Outcomes?

(2008) Merete Osler et al.   ANNALS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY