A test of the item count methodology for estimating cocaine use prevalence

Paul P. Biemer; B. Jordan; Paul P. Biemer; B. Jordan; M Hubbard; D Wright

A test of the item count methodology for estimating cocaine use prevalence

Biemer, P., Jordan, B., Hubbard, M., & Wright, D. (2005). A test of the item count methodology for estimating cocaine use prevalence. In J. Kennet, & J. Gfroerer (Eds.), Evaluating and Improving Methods Used in the National Survey on Drug Use and Health Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA).

Copy citation

Recent Publications

Article

The early motor questionnaire facilitates the remote assessment of normative motor development in infancy and toddlerhood

January 01, 2025

Article

A test of the item count methodology for estimating cocaine use prevalence

Recent Publications

The early motor questionnaire facilitates the remote assessment of normative motor development in infancy and toddlerhood

Adult vaccination coverage in the United States

Implementing law enforcement-based victim services

Dengue and diabetes comorbidity