Publications

Fink R.V., Fisher L., Sulaeman H., Dave H., Levy M.E., McCann L., Di Germanio C., Notari E., Green V., Cyrus S., Williamson P., Saa P., Haynes J.M., Groves J., Mathew S., Kaidarova Z., Bruhn R., Grebe E., Opsomer J., Jones J.M., Miller M.J., Busch M.P., and Stone M. (2022).

How do we...form and coordinate a national serosurvey of SARS-CoV-2 within the blood collection industry?.

Madrigal J.M., Gunier R.B., Jones R.R., Flory A., Metayer C., Nuckols J.R., and Ward M.H. (2022).

Contributions of nearby agricultural insecticide applications to indoor residential exposures.

Sugarbaker P.H. and Chang D. (2022).

Incomplete cytoreduction of colorectal cancer peritoneal metastases: Survival outcomes by a cytoreduction score.

Borger C., Paolicelli C., Sun B., Zimmerman T.P., and Dixit-Joshi S. (2022).

Duration of WIC participation and early feeding practices are associated with meeting the added sugars recommendation at age 3 years.

Borger C., Paolicelli C.P., and Sun B. (2022).

Duration of Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) participation is associated with children's diet quality at age 3 years.

Gundersen D.A., Wivagg J., Young W.J., Yan T., and Delnevo C.D. (2021).

The use of multimode data collection in random digit dialing cell phone surveys for young adults: Feasibility study.

Douglass D., Zimmerman T.P., Narayana V., Miller A., Mittl B., Paul T.L., Nicholson T., O'Connor L., Herrick K., and Kaefer C. (2021).

Development of a tool for researchers to specify new foods to be included in the Automated Self-Administered 24-Hour (ASA24) Dietary Assessment Tool.

Bailey J.E., Gurgol C., Pan E., Njie S., Emmett S., Gatwood J., Gauthier L., Rosas L.G., Kearney S.M., Robler S.K., Lawrence R.H., Margolis K.L., Osunkwo I., Wilfley D., and Shah V.O. (2021).

Early patient-centered outcomes research experience with the use of telehealth to address disparities: Scoping review.

Patel M., Oh A.Y., Dwyer L.A., D'Angelo H., Stinchcomb D.G., Liu B., Yu M., and Nebeling L.C. (2021).

Effects of buffer size and shape on the association of neighborhood SES and adult fruit and vegetable consumption.

Shams-White M., O'Connor L., O'Connor S., Miller A., Mittl B., Nicholson T., Kaefer C., and Herrick K. (2021).

Development of a sleep assessment module in the Automated Self-Administered 24-Hour (ASA24) Dietary Assessment Tool: New research opportunities.

Campione J., Mardon R.E., and McDonald K.M. (2019).

Patient safety culture, health information technology implementation, and medical office problems that could lead to diagnostic error.

Dulaney R. and Allan G.J.B. (2018).

Using Blaise 5 for CAPI.

Amsbary M.M., Dulaney R., Kamens J., and Michaels J. (2018).

Web screen presentation using Blaise 5.

Valliant R., Dever J.A., and Kreuter F. (2018).

Practical tools for designing and weighting survey samples, 2nd edition.

Tourangeau R., Sun H., Yan T., Maitland A., Rivero G., and Williams D. (2018).

Web surveys by smartphones and tablets: Effects on data quality.

Raithel M.A. (2017).

Going green with your SAS applications.

Raithel M.A. (2017).

Did you know that? Essential hacks for clever SAS programmers.

Edwards B., Kreuter F., Eckman S., Biemer P.P., de Leeuw E., Lyberg L.E., Tucker N.C., and West B.T. (2017).

Total survey error in practice.

Yan T. and Keusch F. (2017).

Web versus mobile web: An experimental study of device effects and self-selection effects.

Robins C.S. and Eisen K. (2017).

Strategies for the effective use of NVivo in a large-scale study: Qualitative analysis and the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.

Legum S.E. (2017).

Removal of PII.

Tourangeau R., Maitland A., Rivero G., Sun H., Williams D., and Yan T. (2017).

Web surveys by smartphone and tablets: Effects on survey responses.

Miller A., Brotzman M., Kennedy A.E., Khoury M.J., Ioannidis J.P., Lane C., Lai G.Y., Rogers S.D., Harvey C., Elena J.W., and Seminara D. (2016).

The Cancer Epidemiology Descriptive Cohort Database: A tool to support population-based interdisciplinary research.

Miller A. and McKenna L. (2016).

Electronic Death Reporting System online reference manual: A resource guide for jurisdictions.

Valliant R., Dever J.A., and Kreuter F. (2015).

PracTools: Computations for design of finite population samples.

Lohr S. and Zhu X. (2015).

Randomized sequential individual assignment in social experiments: Evaluating the design options prospectively.

Avrunin-Becker S. (2015).

How to make a stunning state map using SAS/Graph for Beginners.

Woodruff S. (2015).

A beginner's Babblefish: Basic skills for translation between R and SAS.

Raithel M.A. (2014).

Supporting SAS In a research environment.

Botts N., Peterson S., Hovick S., Burton-Chase A., Ba F., Basen-Engquist K., Fisch M., Horan T., Thoms B., Stingo F., Yzquierdo R., Galvan C., and Rieber A. (2014).

Preferences for eHealth technology in meeting the health information needs of underserved cancer survivors.

Viet S.M., Purdue M.P., Friesen M.C., Locke S.J., Chen Y.C., Koh D.H., Stewart P.A., Colt J.S., Zaebst D., Shortreed S., Pardo L., Schwartz K.L., and Davis F.G. (2014).

Using machine learning to efficiently use multiple experts to assign occupational lead exposure estimates in a case-control study.

Vovsha P., Simas M.G., Davidson W., Chu C., Farley R., Mitchell M., and Vyas G. (2014).

Statistical analysis of transit user preferences including in-vehicle crowding and service reliability.

Jones R.R., DellaValle C.T., Flory A.R., Nordan A., Hoppin J.A., Hofmann J.N., Chen H., Giglierano J., Lynch C.F., Freeman L.E., Rushton G., and Ward M.H. (2014).

Accuracy of residential geocoding in the Agricultural Health Study.

Ellen J.M., Greenberg L., Willard N., Chutuape K.S., and Muyeed A.Z. (2014).

Adding to the HIV Prevention Portfolio – The achievement of structural changes by 13 Connect to Protect Coalitions.

Krenzke T., Diallo M.S., Hubbell K., Gopinath A., and Chen S. (2014).

Data coarsening and data swapping algorithms.

Woodruff S. (2014).

Flat pack data: Converting and ZIPping SAS data for delivery.

Avrunin-Becker S. (2014).

How to make an impressive map of the United States with SAS/Graph for beginners.

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