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Here's how Chisquares addresses critical pain points in data collection in an unprecedented manner that no other platform currently does:

(1) Calculate sample size for various study types, including simple and complex surveys, case control and cohort studies, as well as multi-arm interventional studies. (2) Rapidly draw representative samples in seconds from almost any country (or states within countries) using our automated two-staged cluster sampling technique. This allows public health professionals who may not have a strong background in survey methodology to easily implement sampling instantaneously and in a manner that guarantees the data collected are fit for use and purpose, especially within the context of public health emergencies. (3) Seamlessly design and execute both cross-sectional and longitudinal data collection. The longitudinal component may particularly be invaluable when we want to follow people over time and better understand the natural history or progression of an outcome.
(4) Enjoy self-cleaning data, eliminating the need for tedious post-collection data cleaning.
(5) Conduct hybrid web-paper surveys without the need for tedious manual data entry. This is particularly important when data is being collected in areas without the internet.
(6) Enable crowd-sourced translation with Crowd Translate™, allowing collaborators to contribute to translations, add comments, emojis, and reactions. This is important when there is a need to translate into a local language where professional translators may not be readily available.
(7) Generate comprehensive study reports with a single click, including methodology reports, codebooks, descriptive analysis for all survey questions, and the questionnaire. With this feature, field officers can get results on the fly without having to write code or wrangle data.

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(1) One stop-shop for data collection, analysis, and reporting: Launch your survey, click once, and access a comprehensive, methodologically rigorous report with detailed analysis. All done for you. All automated.

(2) Free Survey Launch The free plan allows one survey per year without restrictions on number of questions or number of respondents. You also can download 100% of your collected data 100% free. Launch your survey for free, no hidden charges. Enjoy access to supported question types for an unlimited number of participants, supporting your data collection journey.

(3) Beyond a Platform: Join Our Thriving Community Join us in a knowledge-sharing exchange where questions find their answers. Follow our social media channels to stay updated on upcoming events and actively participate in the ongoing dialogue.

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Our features cater to a wide range of needs, whether you're a researcher, small business owner, corporate executive, entrepreneur, or graduate student.

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Chisquares is a product born of seasoned researchers who have firsthand experienced the challenges with collecting good quality data. Chisquares' founder, Dr Israel Agaku has a multidisciplinary training in patient care, health informatics, statistics, epidemiology, and data science. Dr. Agaku has spent a large part of his career designing and conducting large surveys around the world, including during his tenure as a senior scientist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for a decade. He taught graduate-level courses on the design, implementation and analysis of complex survey data at Harvard University for many years and is currently an adjunct faculty at the University of California in San Francisco. Dr Agaku is co-Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Tobacco Induced Diseases and a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Public Health. He holds doctoral degrees in Epidemiology as well as in Health Systems.

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Our product utilizes a combination of cutting-edge technologies that enable its functionality and effectiveness. These technologies have been thoughtfully integrated to ensure a seamless and robust user experience.

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