Category: Practitioner(s) Essays

A Practitioner(s) Essay continues our practice of providing a forum for community leaders and professionals to express opinions derived from their real-world experiences about broad policy challenges facing Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Writers are encouraged to offer examples of effective strategies, actions and programs. A Practitioner’s Essay is meant to be prescriptive and normative and to set an agenda for the future.

Article: Singhs, Watanabes, Parks and Nguyens: A Comparison of Surname-list Samples to Probability Samples Using the California Health Interview Survey, 2001

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“Singhs, Watanabes, Parks and Nguyens: A Comparison of Surname-list Samples to Probability Samples Using the California Health Interview Survey, 2001” … Read MoreArticle: Singhs, Watanabes, Parks and Nguyens: A Comparison of Surname-list Samples to Probability Samples Using the California Health Interview Survey, 2001