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Measurement of the duration of interviews and data entry of the 1988 Turkish Population and Health Survey questionnaires.


 A 1988 Turkish population and health survey questionnaire included questions regarding the survey process. Data was gathered regarding duration of interviews. More than 99% of the work was completed between August 8 and September 11. Respondents were broken down into 4 categories; women, men household member, and household. All of this data is important in order to make realistic timetables for surveys, to aid in designing questions, and to aid in developing realistic budgets. The number of questionnaires complete on Sundays was the lowest of the week. Saturdays had the highest completion rate. Women consistently had a longer interview duration rate than men. All interview duration rates decreased markedly with each passing week. 4 personal computers were used for data entry, but not all 4 were used every day. 2 shifts were made each day. Each computer was assigned 2 users. The data files had 3 parts. Characters designated the user, the questionnaires punched per day increased continuously over time, the average punching time per questionnaire decreased continuously. The average number of questions punched per day in the 1st week of data entry was 125 and it increased to 294 per day in the last week. The average punching duration for the first week was 16.53 minutes and it dropped to 7.17 minutes in the last week.
