Including online-recruited seeds: a respondent-driven sample of men who have sex with men

Journal of Medical Internet Research•2016

Authors

NJ Lachowsky, A Lal, JI Forrest, KG Card, Z Cui, P Sereda, A Rich, HF Raymond, D Moore, RS Hogg, EA Roth

Global Health

Abstract

Technology has changed the way men who have sex with men (MSM) seek sex and socialize, which may impact the implementation of respondent-driven sampling (RDS) among this population.

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