An Efficient Sampling Approach to Surveillance of Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factors in Cienfuegos, Cuba.

One of the most common shortcomings in non-communicable disease risk factor surveillance, especially in prevalence studies, is sampling procedure, which can and does compromise accuracy and reliability of derived estimates. Moreover, sampling consumes significant time and resources. Since the early...

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Publicado en:MEDICC Review Vol. 14; no. 4; pp. 36 - 40
Autores principales: Silva, Luis Carlos, Benet, Mikhail, Morejón, Alain, Ordúñez, Pedro
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba Oct2012
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          Silva, Luis Carlos
          Benet, Mikhail
          Morejón, Alain
          Ordúñez, Pedro
        affil: Full professor and senior researcher, National Medical Sciences Information Center, Havana, Cuba
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          Disease Risk Factors
          Disease Surveillance
          Risk Assessment
          Cuba
          Human
          Epidemiological Research
          Research Methodology
          Disease Epidemiology
          Prevalence
          Sampling Bias
      ab: One of the most common shortcomings in non-communicable disease risk factor surveillance, especially in prevalence studies, is sampling procedure, which can and does compromise accuracy and reliability of derived estimates. Moreover, sampling consumes significant time and resources. Since the early 1990s, risk factor surveys in Cienfuegos province, Cuba have paid particular attention to careful sampling methods. The new survey conducted in 2011 was not only statistically rigorous but introduced an innovative, more efficient method. This article provides a detailed description of the sample design employed to optimize resource use without compromising selection rigor.
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