Mixed mode official surveys: Current status and near future

Barry Schouten; Jan van den Brakel; Deirdre Giesen; Annemieke  Luiten; Vivian  Meertens

Mixed mode official surveys: Current status and near future

Barry Schouten, Jan van den Brakel, Deirdre Giesen, Annemieke Luiten, Vivian Meertens

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Abstract

Recently, Schouten et al. (2022) synthesized literature and research on both design and analysis of
mixed-mode surveys in the context of official statistics. The COVID-19 pandemic has pointed very
clearly at the benefits and drawbacks of mixed-mode survey designs, especially when comparability over time is key. A brief account is given of the main themes in design and analysis of mixed-mode surveys, which may be seen as starting points for National Statistical Institutes trying to make their designs more robust.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	12-26
Journal	The Survey Statistician
Volume	87
Publication status	Published - Jan 2023

Keywords

online/web
telephone
face-to-face
mode effects

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