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Record Linkage Techniques—1997: Proceedings of an International Workshop and Exposition
Contents
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Foreword
ix
■ Chapter 1
Keynote Address
Record Linkage and Public Policy—A Dynamic Evolution, Ivan P.Fellegi
3
■ Chapter 2
Invited Session on Record Linkage Applications for Epidemiological Research
OX-LINK: The Oxford Medical Record Linkage System, Leicester E.Gill
15
Complex Linkages Made Easy, John R.H.Charlton and Judith D.Charlton
34
Tips and Techniques for Linking Multiple Data Systems: The Illinois Department of Human Services Consolidation Project, John Van Voorhis, David Koepke, and David Yu [Abstract only]
45
■ Chapter 3
Contributed Session on Applications of Record Linkage
Linking Administrative Records Over Time: Lessons from the Panels of Tax Returns, John L.Czajka
49
Record Linkage of Census and Routinely Collected Vital Events Data in the ONS Longitudinal Study, Lin Hattersley
57
Use of Probabilistic Linkage for an Analysis of the Effectiveness of Safety Belts and Helmets, Dennis Utter
67
Multiple Causes of Death for the National Health Interview Survey, John Horm
71
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■ Chapter 4
Invited Session on Record Linkage Methodology
A Method for Calibrating False-Match Rates in Record Linkage, Thomas R.Belin and Donald B.Rubin
81
Modeling Issues and the Use of Experience in Record Linkage, Michael D.Larsen
95
Regression Analysis of Data Files That Are Computer Matched—Part I, Fritz Scheuren and William E.Winkler
106
Regression Analysis of Data Files That Are Computer Matched—Part II, Fritz Scheuren and William E.Winkler
126
■ Chapter 5
Contributed Session on Confidentiality and Strategies for Record Linkage
Using Record Linkage to Thwart the Data Terrorist, Robert Burton [Abstract only]
141
µ- and t-ARGUS: Software for Statistical Disclosure Control, Anco J.Hundepool and Leon C.R.J.Willenborg
142
Investigating Auto Injury Treatment in a No-Fault State: An Analysis of Linked Crash and Auto Insurer Data, Lawrence H.Nitz and Karl E.Kim
150
Quantitative Evaluation of the Linkage Operations of the 1996 Census Reverse Record Check, Julie Bernier
160
■ Chapter 6
Invited Session on Business and Miscellaneous Record Linkage Applications
Linking Federal Estate Tax Records, Jenny B.Wahl
171
Post-Matching Administrative Record Linkage Between Sole Proprietorship Tax Returns and the Standard Statistical Establishment List, Philip M.Steel and Carl A.Konschnik
179
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Approximate String Comparison and Its Effect on an Advanced Record Linkage System, Edward H.Porter and William E.Winkler
190
■ Chapter 7
Contributed Session on More Applications of Probabilistic Record Linkage
A Comparison of Direct Match and Probabilistic Linkage in the Death Clearance of the Canadian Cancer Registry, Tony LaBillois, Marek Wysocki, and Frank J.Grabowiecki
203
Improvements in Record Linkage Processes for the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Business Establishment List, Kenneth Robertson, Larry Huff, Gordon Mikkelson, Timothy Pivetz, and Alice Winkler
212
Technical Issues Related to the Probabilistic Linkage of Population-Based Crash and Injury Data, Sandra Johnson
222
Record Linkage of Progress Towards Meeting the New Jersey High School Proficiency Testing Requirements, Eva Miller
227
■ Chapter 8
Invited Session on Confidentiality
Public Attitudes Toward Data Sharing by Federal Agencies, Eleanor Singer, John VanHoewyk, and Stanley Presser
237
Multiple Imputation and Disclosure Protection: The Case of the 1995 Survey of Consumer Finances, Arthur B.Kennickell
248
Sharing Statistical Information for Statistical Purposes, Katherine K.Wallman and Jerry L.Coffey
268
■ Chapter 9
Contributed Session on Methods and Plans for Record Linkage
Linking Records on Federal Housing Administration Single-Family Mortgages, Thomas N.Herzog and William J.Eilerman [Abstract only]
279
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Using Microsoft Access to Perform Exact Record Linkages, Scott Meyer
280
Analysis of Immigration Data: 1980–1994, Adam Probert, Robert Semenciw, Yang Mao, and Jane F.Gentleman
287
■ Chapter 10
Invited Session on More Record Linkage Applications in Epidemiology
Record Linkage Methods Applied to Health Related Administrative Data Sets Containing Racial and Ethnic Descriptors, Selma C.Kunitz, Clara Lee, Rene C.Kozloff, and Harvey Schwartz
295
Matching Census Database and Manitoba Health Care Files, Christian Houle, Jean-Marie Berthelot, Pierre David, Michael C.Wolfson, Cam Mustard, and Leslie Roos
305
The Development of Record Linkage in Scotland: The Responsive Application of Probability Matching, Steve Kendrick
319
■ Chapter 11
Selected Related Papers, 1986–1997
The Use of Names for Linking Personal Records, Howard B.Newcombe, Martha E.Fair, and Pierre Lalonde
335
Advances in Record-Linkage Methodology as Applied to Matching the 1985 Census of Tampa, Florida, Matthew A.Jaro
351
Record Linkage and Genealogical Files, Nancy P.NeSmith
358
A Review of the Statistics of Record Linkage for Genealogical Research, David White
362
Matching and Record Linkage, William E.Winkler
374
Linking Health Records: Human Rights Concerns, Fritz Scheuren
404
Record Linkage in an Information Age Society, Martha E.Fair
427
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Computational Disclosure Control for Medical Microdata: The Datafly System, Latanya Sweeney
442
■ Chapter 12
Tutorial on Record Linkage
Martha E.Fair and Patricia Whitridge
457
■ Chapter 13
A Checklist for Evaluating Record Linkage Software
Charles Day
483
Software Demonstrations:
MatchWare Product Overview, Matthew A.Jaro
489
µ- and t-ARGUS: Software Packages for Statistical Disclosure Control,Anco J.Hundepool, Agnes Wessels, and Lars van Gemerden
490
OXLINK: The Oxford Medical Record Linkage System Demonstration of the PC Version, Leicester E.Gill
491
Software for Record Linkage of Primary Care Data, John R.H.Charlton
491
GRLS—Record Linkage, Kathy Zilahi
492
Appendix: List of Attendees
495
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