Data wrangling, research methods and health index

[staceyallison]

• How was the data collected, cleaned and preprocessed - is it reproducible?
• Is a survey sufficient and how did you determine who to survey? Were any other research methods used?
• How is health and social inequality being measured/ quantified (i.e., Gini index for inequality)?

[staceyallison]

• We collected data according to quality of life, quality of public services and quality of society. We then filtered it into different demographics for the data to then be analysed.
• We conducted face-to-face interviews in individuals' homes. However, we hope to supplement our survey methodology with meta-analyses of health and social inequality literature in individual European countries to inform our research.
• We used a variety of indices measuring wellbeing, gender equality and the Better Life Index.

NB. Responses are half made up and half based on the paper provided by the PI

[staceyallison]

• [x] Are face-to-face interviews going to collect unbiased information if the interviewee is sharing sensitive information? In terms of procuring data, would you consider using an online questionnaire to gather personal information?