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Collection and Analysis of Data CPH 608 Spring 2015

Collection and Analysis of Data CPH 608 Spring 2015

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Collection and Analysis of Data

CPH 608Spring 2015

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Collecting Data

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What is data collection?

• “A process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest, in an established systematic fashion that enables one to answer stated research questions, test hypotheses, and evaluate outcomes”

- The Office of Research Integrity, US DHHS

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Let’s make it simple…

• Collecting data involves– gathering information based on your research

hypothesis and study design – recording information in an appropriate way, and– organizing information to answer the research

hypothesis.

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• Observation• Interviews• Focus Group Discussions• Testing• Surveys• Recordings • and so on…

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Survey

Method or Tool?

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• A method of selecting relatively large sample of subjects from a study population, proceeded by collection of a relatively small amount of data from those subjects.

- International J for Quality in Health Care 2003: 15 (3), pp. 261-266

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Survey Approach

• Face-to-Face interviews• Telephone interviews• Postal questionnaires• Online questionnaires

-Qualtrics- Survey Monkey- REDCap- SurveyGizmo- kwiksurveys- SoGoSurvey- ...

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REDCap

• Research Electronic Data Capture• Created by Vanderbilt University in 2004 and supported by

a consortium of 1,324 institutions in 88 countries (as of January 28, 2015)

• Intuitively designed• Secure on any device having internet access• Robust and Flexible• New features are developed and released regularly• You, as the user, has full control over your project: defining,

displaying, and storing data, and modifying, and collaborating your project.

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REDCap is growing

Total users: 206,736 and increasing

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Map of REDCap Consortium Partners

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Create a Project

• Research Question: To study about local public health delivery system and how they how they evolve over time.

• Study population– Local health jurisdictions

• Variables of interests:– Demographic variables– Public Health Activities in the community– Overall assessment of local public health system– Overall assessment of population health

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Request REDCap Account:https://redcap.uky.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=wqsDEW

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Enable any instrument as a survey and then collect data for that instrument from survey respondents via a public survey link or unique survey link emailed to each participant.

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Descriptive Text

Checkboxes (Multiple answers)

Multiple Choice – Radio Buttons (Single answer)

Yes-No

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Branching logics

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Record Status

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Data Export

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Analysis

"What gets measured gets done." —Anonymous