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Westat researchers publish on a wide array of topics that further our understanding of the field and focus on improving lives through research. Selected publications that communicate our findings, including books, peer-reviewed articles and technical reports, conference proceedings, and more are presented here.

2020

Singer J. and Jenness J.W. (2020).

Impact of information on consumer understanding of a partially automated driving system.

Washington, DC: AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
Source (PDF)
Meilan-Vila A., Opsomer J.D., Francisco-Fernandez M., and Crujeiras R.M. (2020).

A goodness-of-fit test for spatial data.

Test, 29, 728-749.
DOI
Regan A.K., Feldman B.S., Azziz-Baumgartner E., Naleway AL., Williams J., Wyant BE., Simmonds K., Effler PV., Booth S., Ball S.W., Katz MA., Fink R.V., Thompson M.G., Chung H., Kwong J.C., and Fell D.B. (2020).

An international cohort study of birth outcomes associated with hospitalized acute respiratory infection during pregnancy.

The Journal of Infection, 81(1), 48-56.
Source | DOI | PubMed
Zhu J., Fanning M., Sheehan L., Morrissey K.G., Legum S., and Hermansen S. (2020).

Methodology for linking Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Services Report (RSR) client level data over multiple years.

PLOS One, 15(8).
Source | DOI
Howard D.E., Debnam K.J., Jones C., Saboori Z., Aiken N., and O'Brien S.A. (2020).

Religiosity and adolescent females’ characterizations of healthy dating dynamics.

Children and Teenagers, 3(2), 11.
Source | DOI
Murthy N.C., Black C., Kahn K.E., Ding H., Ball S., Fink R.V., Devlin R., D'Angelo D., and Fiebelkorn A.P. (2020).

Tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis and influenza vaccinations among women with a live birth, Internet panel survey, 2017-2018.

Infectious Diseases, 13.
DOI | PubMed
Magura S. and Marshall T. (2020).

The effectiveness of interventions intended to improve employment outcomes for persons with substance use disorders: An updated systematic review.

Substance Use and Misuse, 55(13), 2230-2236.
DOI
Jones N., Gius B., Daley T., George P., Rosenblatt A., and Shern D. (2020).

Coordinated specialty care discharge, transition, and step-down policies, practices, and concerns: Staff and client perspectives.

Psychiatric Services, 71(5), 487-497.
DOI
Dursa E., Tadesse B., Carter C., Culpepper W., Schneiderman A., and Rumm P. (2020).

Respiratory illness among Gulf War and Gulf War era veterans who use the Department of Veterans Affairs for healthcare.

American Journal of Industrial Medicine 8-Jan.
Source | DOI
Baird D.D., Patchel S.A., Saldana T.M., Umbach D.M., Cooper T., Wegienka G., and Harmon Q.E. (2020).

Uterine fibroid incidence and growth in an ultrasound-based, prospective study of young African Americans.

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 223(3), E1-E18.
Source | DOI | PubMed

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