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Developing a conjoint analysis survey of parental attitudes regarding voluntary newborn screening
Whitehead, N.S., Brown, D.S., & Layton, C. (March 2010).
Parents participating in focus groups ranked the degree of mental limitation caused by a genetic condition as the feature most important to them in deciding whether to have their newborn screened for the condition. They were more concerned about mental than physical limitations or disabilities. They were least concerned with the cost of the test.

Researchers conducted the focus groups with the parents to identify which features of a genetic condition or screening test were most important to parents as part of the development of a questionnaire on newborn screening. The research will be expanded to a nationally representative survey if funding is obtained.
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A brief introduction to the use of stated-choice methods to measure preferences for treatment benefits and risks
Johnson, F.R., Hauber, A.B., & Poulos, C.M. (September 2009).
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The relationship between insurance coverage and cancer care: A literature synthesis
Marlow, N.M., Pavluck, A.L., Bian, J., Ward, E.M., & Halpern, M.T. (May 2009).
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Where do HMOs and PPOs locate? Debunking an urban myth
Grefer, J., Mobley, L.R., & Frech, H.E. (March 2009).
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Informed decision making about prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing: Findings and implications from formative testing of a multimodal intervention
Soloe, C.S., McCormack, L.A., Treiman, K., Driscoll, D., & Harris, S. (Feb 2009).
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Costs of illness among older adults: An analysis of six major health conditions with significant environmental risk factors
Van Houtven, G., Honeycutt, A.A., Gilman, B., McCall, N.T., Throneburg, W.W., & Sykes, K.E. (September 2008).
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The relationship between individual life events and preterm delivery
Whitehead, N. (September 2008).
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Student employment during the transition to college in the United States
Bozick, R. (February 2008).
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Occasional Papers

Increasing development impact: Channeling corporate social responsibility funds through public-private partnerships
Soplop, J.C., Wetterberg, A., Indriartoto, I., De Leon Pellecer, M.J., Ligorria Goicolea, T., & Roman-Lacayo, M.A. (September 2009).
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A target-based model of efficient allocation of federal resources to the states for emergency preparedness
Cromwell, J., & Drozd, E. (February 2008).
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Method Reports

Acceptance, communication mode, and use of audio computer-assisted self- interviewing using touch screen to identify risk factors among pregnant minority women
Thornberry, J.S., Murray, K.D., El-Khorazaty, M.N., & Kiely, M. (Jan 2010).
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Quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) of filamentous fungi in carpet
Black, J. (September 2009).
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Validation of the CDC-RTI diabetes cost-effectiveness model
Hoerger, T.J., Segel, J.E., Zhang, P., & Sorensen, S.W. (September 2009).
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Using geographic information systems to define and map commuting patterns as inputs to agent-based models
Chrest, D.P., & Wheaton, W.D. (June 2009).
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Synthesized population databases: A US geospatial database for agent-based models
Wheaton, W.D., Cajka, J.C., Chasteen, B.M., Wagener, D.K., Cooley, P.C., Ganapathi, L., & et al. (May 2009).
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A mixed model approach for intent-to-treat analysis in longitudinal clinical trials with missing values
Chakraborty, H., & Gu, H. (March 2009).
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New technologies and tools for study management: Lessons learned from designing and implementing a web-based data management system for a multisite longitudinal intervention study
Courtney, L., Warmoth, E., Rodan, M., Katz, K., Subramanian, S., & Kiely, M. (December 2008).
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Analyzing data from nonrandomized group studies
Bray, J.W., Schlenger, W.E., Zarkin, G.A., & Galvin, D.M. (Nov 2008).
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Use of secondary population-based databases to evaluate the safety of medications
Tennis, P.S., Andrews, E.B., Lanza, L.L., & Johannes, C.B. (September 2008).
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A practical guide to opportunity assessment methods
Liao, P., & Witsil, A. (Feb 2008).
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Using a model-aided sampling paradigm instead of a traditional sampling paradigm in a nationally representative establishment survey
Berzofsky, M.E., Welch, B.L., Williams, R.L., & Biemer, P. (Feb 2008).
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