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Sampling Methods in Nutrition Surveys

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SAMPLING

Sampling
• act of selecting a number of respondents from a population

Reference or target population


• all the people being investigated
Study or sample population
• a selected subset of population

Random Sample
• each person in the reference population has an equal chance
or the same probability to be taken in the sample.
Types of Sampling Design

Probability Sampling
• allows every element to be equally selected.

Non-probability sampling
• chance of selection is not known. It is usually done for experiments
resorted if there is no listing of prospective subjects available
Probability Sampling Design

Simple random sampling

• selection is done by assigning a random number to each


individual in the list, then the selection may be done by using a
table of random numbers or drawing lots.
Probability Sampling Design

Systematic sampling

• every nth element is selected from a list of all elements in the


population.
Probability Sampling Design

Stratified sampling

• a modification of either simple random or systematic sampling


in which the population is first divided into homogenous groups
or strata, then the elements are selected by random in each
strata.
Probability Sampling Design

Cluster sampling

• randomly choosing naturally occuring groups or areas and then


selecting the individul element from the chosen groups.
Probability Sampling Design

Multi-stage sampling

• carried out in stages using the hierarchal structure of a


population.

• usually done for big survey such as National Nutrition Survey.


Non-Probability Sampling Design

Convenience sampling

• also known as accidental sampling; takes people or other units


that are readily available.
Non-Probability Sampling Design

Quota sampling

• selects subjects in the same proportion that are found in the


general population but not in random manner.
Non-Probability Sampling Design

Purposive sampling

• selection of subjects relies on the judgement of the researcher.


Food and Nutrition Research Institute
an agency under Department of Science and Technology (DOST)
that is mandated by the government to conduct National Nutrition
Survey.

It is mandated through EO 128 Sec 22 to conduct a nationwide


survey from 1975 and every 5 years after

The latest survey conducted is the Expanded National Nutrition


Survey (ENNS) that started at 2018.
Sampling domains: 81 provinces 33 HUCs 3 other
areas (Pateros, Isabela City, Cotabato City)

16 sample replicates are drawn from each


domain

2-Stage Cluster Sampling Design


1 st Stage -PSU size ranges from 100 to 400 households
2 nd stage Households from 16 replicates (1,536)
Target coverage per sampling domain is 1,536
households

40 Provinces & HUCs for 2018


40 Provinces & HUCs for 2019
37 Provinces & HUCs for 2020

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