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. 2015 Jun 25;100(12):1106–1114. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2015-308187

Table 1.

Cross-sectional studies: data collection and survey details

Study details Data collection details Sample characteristics
Author, year Country (state) Name of larger survey (if applicable) Student response rate (%) Number of participants in total sample (schools/classroom) Mean age (SD), range Gender (%Female, %Male, %Non-response)
Bernadet et al, 201246 France 62.2 832 (7 schools) Students aged 11–15‡ NA
Besnard and Ponroy 200444 France NA 194 (2 schools) 14.42 (0.88), 12–17 53.6, 46.4
Bonnelye, 200745 France NA 489 11.7 (3.3), 7–17 45, 55
Brausch et al, 20113* USA (Illinois) Illinois Youth Survey (IYS) 65 4693 (27 schools) 16.1 (1.12), 14–19 49, 45, 6
Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), 200827 Canada (Ontario) Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey (OSDUHS) 68 6323 (119 schools, 385 classrooms) Students aged 12–17‡ NA
Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), 201047 Canada (Ontario) Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey (OSDUHS) 65 9112 (181 schools, 573 classrooms) Students aged 12–17‡ NA
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 201036 USA (Oregon) Oregon Healthy Teens (OHT) Survey 77.0 (schools), 83.7 (students) 10 642 (114 schools) 13.7 (0.5), 12–15 51.5, 48.5
Dake et al, 201029 USA (Ohio) 95 3598 (88 schools, 192 classrooms) 12–18 years 53, 48 (middle school); 48, 52 (high school)
Diaz Jimenez and Valencia 201448 Colombia (Cali) NA 350 (4 schools) Students aged 12–17 57, 43
Hillard, 201249* USA (Illinois) Illinois Youth Survey (IYS) 70 3933 14.7 (year-9 students)
17.7 (year-12 students)
50.7, 47.2, 2.1
IPSOS, 201250 France NA 1012 6–15 years NA
Macnab et al, 200930 Canada (Ontario) and USA (Texas) 90.7 2504 (8 schools) 13.7 (2.2), 9–18 52, 48
Maine Department of Health and Human Services and Maine Department of Education, 201251 USA (Maine) Maine Integrated Youth Health Survey (MIYHS) 71.7 (middle school), 66.7 (high school) 60 380 (325 schools) 10–18 years‡ NA
Oregon Health Authority, 201452 USA (Oregon) Oregon Healthy Teens (OHT) Survey NA 26 731 12–18 years‡ Year 8: 50.4, 49.6; year 11: 50.6, 49.4
Ramowski et al, 201228 USA (Oregon) Oregon Healthy Teens (OHT) Survey 95.6 5348 12–15 years NA
Williams County Family and Children First Council, 200753 USA (Ohio) Williams County Youth Health Assessment 97 367 (8 schools) 12–18 years NA
Williams County Family and Children First Council, 201054 USA (Ohio) Williams County Youth Health Assessment 95 422 (11 schools) 12–18 years NA

*Brausch et al (2011)3 undertakes secondary analysis of Hillard (2012)49 data.

†Dake et al (2010)29 seems to have incorporated Williams Country Family and Children First Council (2010).54

‡Specific ages estimated by authors based on stated school years.

NA, not available.