Data sampling is a common strategy used to assess and draw conclusions about a larger group of data.

Data Sampling

Data sampling is a common strategy used to assess and draw conclusions about a larger group of data. However, the process should be approached with caution. Review the CDC’s sample statistics on the “Emergency Department Visits,” linked in the Resources. Discuss the key elements or guidelines for accurately sampling data, as well as associated risks and benefits of sampling. Provide an example from the CDC data.

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DQ2 Data Surveys

Vila Health conducted a survey on the time patients had to wait in the emergency room (ER) before being seen by a triage nurse. The survey questions were mailed to patients after discharge. After receiving completed surveys from 100 patients, the researchers decided to delete several of the questions and only survey patients seen in the ER during the early morning hours. Discuss how changing the survey tool and restricting the data collection or sample time could compromise the research.

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