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  • Epidemiology
  • Public Health Research
  • Big Data Analytics

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  • The 'big data' revolution enables reusing administrative datasets for public health research.
  • Administrative datasets offer increased statistical power and lower costs compared to primary data collection.
  • However, inferential challenges arise, particularly with undefined sampling frames in administrative data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review options for accounting for sampling in big data epidemiology.
  • To address challenges in making population inferences from administrative datasets.
  • To minimize risks of bias in big data research.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of strategies for handling sampling in big data.
  • Identification of common approaches for non-probability samples.
  • Analysis of methods to address undefined sampling frames.

Main Results:

  • Three common strategies for accounting for sampling were identified.
  • These include explicitly reconstructing the sampling frame.
  • Other strategies involve sensitivity analyses and limiting inference to the sample.

Conclusions:

  • Inference from big data is challenging due to unclear sampling impacts.
  • Careful attention to sampling frames is crucial for minimizing bias.
  • Utilizing defined sampling frames enhances the reliability of big data epidemiology.