Jeremy C Pamplin, Mason H Remondelli, Darshan Thota, Jeremy Trapier, William T Davis, Nathan Fisher, Paul Kwon, Matthew T Quinn
Revolutionizing Combat Casualty Care: The Power of Digital Twins in Optimizing Casualty Care Through Passive Data Collection
Military medicine
united states increasing access internet increasing costs largescale facetoface data collections general reluctance public participate intrusive inperson data collections mean new approaches nationally representative surveys urgently needed covid19 pandemic accelerated need faster higherquality alternatives facetoface data collection trends place high priority evaluation innovative webbased data collection methods convenient us public yield scientific information high quality web mode particularly appealing relatively inexpensive logistically flexible implement affords high level privacy confidentiality correctly implemented study aimed conduct methodological evaluation sequential mixedmode webmail data collection protocol including modular survey design concepts implemented national probability sample us 20202021 implemented randomized experiments test theoreticallyinformed hypotheses 1 use mail increased incentives follow households respond invitation complete household screening questionnaire online would help recruit different types households 2 use modular survey design involves splitting lengthy selfadministered survey multiple parts completed respondents convenience would improve survey completion rates find support use mail increased incentives follow households responded webbased screening questionnaire find support use modular design context simple descriptive analyses also suggest attempted telephone reminders may helpful main survey