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NHANES uses a complex, multistage probability design to sample the civilian, noninstitutionalized population residing in the 50 states and D.C. Sample selection for NHANES followed these stages, in order:

1. Selection of primary sampling units (PSUs), which are counties or small groups of contiguous counties.
2. Selection of segments within PSUs that constitute a block or group of blocks containing a cluster of households.
3. Selection of specific households within segments.
4. Selection of individuals within a household.

In 2015-2016, 15,327 persons were selected for NHANES from 30 different survey locations. Of those selected, 9,971 completed the interview and 9,544 were examined.

To facilitate the oversampling of the Asian population, survey materials were translated into Mandarin Chinese, both traditional and simplified, Korean, and Vietnamese. Recorded and written translations were also posted on the NHANES participants’ web page, which included a short video that explained what was involved for the participant when participating in NHANES. This video was designed to promote interaction and to show participants some of the benefits to participating in NHANES. In addition to the above mentioned Asian languages, this video was also available in Amharic, French, Haitian Creole, Hindi, and Spanish.

Staff participated in cultural competency training to help them recognize and respect cultural differences. Local interpreters were hired when necessary and were provided with translated glossaries of terms, hand cards, and exam scripts to minimize errors in interpretation. In addition, a professional medical interpreter phone service was available to assist with any needs that were not otherwise provided for.