Exploring the Stability of Communication Network Metrics in a Dynamic Nursing Context [0.03%]
在动态护理环境中探索通信网络指标的稳定性
Barbara B Brewer,Kathleen M Carley,Marge Benham-Hutchins et al.
Barbara B Brewer et al.
Network stability is of increasing interest to researchers as they try to understand the dynamic processes by which social networks form and evolve. Because hospital patient care units (PCUs) need flexibility to adapt to environmental chang...
Transitions of Women's Substance Use Recovery Networks and 12-Month Sobriety Outcomes [0.03%]
女性物质使用康复社交网络的转变及其12个月的戒断结果
Meredith W Francis
Meredith W Francis
Little is known about how the structure and composition of women's personal social networks (PSNs) combine to support recovery from substance use disorders, how PSNs change during early recovery, or how known covariates such as trauma, co-o...
Contact networks in the emergency department: Effects of time, environment, patient characteristics, and staff role [0.03%]
急诊科的联系网络：时间、环境、患者特征和员工角色的影响
Vicki Stover Hertzberg,Jason Baumgardner,C Christina Mehta et al.
Vicki Stover Hertzberg et al.
Emergency departments play a critical role in the public health system, particularly in times of pandemic. Infectious patients presenting to emergency departments bring a risk of cross-infection to other patients and staff through close pro...
Strategic Players for Identifying Optimal Social Network Intervention Subjects [0.03%]
识别社会网络干预对象的最优节点的策略用户选取方法
Miles Q Ott,John M Light,Melissa A Clark et al.
Miles Q Ott et al.
We present a method whereby social network ties are used to identify behavioral leaders who are situated in the network such that these individuals are: 1) able to influence other individuals who are in need of and most receptive to interve...
Evaluating Sampling Biases from Third-party Reporting as a Method for Improving Survey Measures of Sensitive Behaviors [0.03%]
评估第三方报告中的抽样偏差作为改进调查以衡量敏感行为的方法
Stéphane Helleringer,Jimi Adams,Sara Yeatman et al.
Stéphane Helleringer et al.
Survey participants often misreport their sensitive behaviors (e.g., smoking, drinking, having sex) during interviews. Several studies have suggested that asking respondents to report the sensitive behaviors of their friends or confidants, ...
Social Networks and the Emergence of Health Inequalities Following a Medical Advance: Examining Prenatal H1N1 Vaccination Decisions [0.03%]
社会网络与医疗进步后的健康不平等的产生：以孕期甲型H1N1流感疫苗接种决定为例进行考察
Elaine M Hernandez,Erin Pullen,Jonathan Brauer
Elaine M Hernandez
Health inequalities persist, in part, because people in socioeconomically advantageous positions possess resources to avoid new health risks when medicine advances. Although these health decisions rarely occur in isolation, we know less abo...
Peer Influence, Friend Selection, and Gender: How Network Processes Shape Adolescent Smoking, Drinking, And Delinquency [0.03%]
同伴影响、朋友选择与性别：社会网络过程如何塑造青少年吸烟、饮酒和越轨行为
Cassie McMillan,Diane Felmlee,D Wayne Osgood
Cassie McMillan
We examine gender differences in the extent to which the social network processes of peer influence and friend selection explain why adolescents tend to exhibit similar risky behaviors as their friends for three problem behaviors (smoking, ...
A Note on Using the Adjusted Rand Index for Link Prediction in Networks [0.03%]
关于在网络中使用调整兰德指数进行链接预测的注记
Michaela Hoffman,Douglas Steinley,Michael J Brusco
Michaela Hoffman
As network data gains popularity for research in various fields, the need for methods to predict future links or find missing links in the data increases. One subset of the methodology used to solve this problem involves creating a similari...
Statistical adjustment of network degree in respondent-driven sampling estimators: venue attendance as a proxy for network size among young MSM [0.03%]
基于青年MSM社交网络规模的场所参与的代理信息的响应驱动抽样估计量的统计修正度数调整
Kayo Fujimoto,Ming Cao,Lisa M Kuhns et al.
Kayo Fujimoto et al.
We introduce a new venue-informed network degree measure, which we applied to respondent-driven sampling (RDS) estimators. Using data collected from 746 young MSM in 2014-2016 in Chicago, IL, and Houston, TX, we estimated the population ser...
Ashton M Verdery,Ted Mouw,Heather Edelblute et al.
Ashton M Verdery et al.
We draw on unique data on communication flows between migrants and non-migrants in a bi-national, cross-border social network to test competing theories of the process of social incorporation. While advocates of the assimilation perspective...