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Computer assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) is an increasingly common survey methodology in the public health arena. CATI methodology has been applied both in highly specific areas of health behaviours research and broad-scale national health surveys. In recent years, the CATI Technical Reference Group -a subcommittee of the National Public Health Information Working Group-have been developing topic-specific question modules for population health surveys in conjunction with key informants.
