Laural A. Hill

Survey Director
Santa Monica Office

Education

B.A. in sociology, University of California, Los Angeles

Overview

Biography

Laural Hill is a survey director with RAND's Survey Research Group. Her research and survey interests include health care access and satisfaction, quality of care, and mental health, as well as topics in the area of civil justice. Hill received her B.A. in sociology from UCLA.

Research Focus

Publications

A Microcomputer Assessment System [MAS] for Administering Computer-Based Surveys: Preliminary Results from Administration to Clients at an Impaired-Driver Treatment Program - 2004

Response Times for the CAGE Short-MAST, AUDIT, and JELLINEK Alcohol Scales - 2004

Improving Dispute Resolution for California's Injured Workers: Executive Summary - 2003

Improving Dispute Resolution for California's Injured Workers - 2003

Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive? : An Evaluation of Judicial Case Management Under the Civil Justice Reform Act: A Summary - 2000

An Evaluation of Judicial Case Management Under the Civil Justice Reform Act - 1996

An Evaluation of Mediation and Early Neutral Evaluation Under the Civil Justice Reform Act - 1996

Do response options influence self-reports of alcohol use? - 1996

Implementation of the Civil Justice Reform Act in Pilot and Comparison Districts - 1996

Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive? An Evaluation of Judicial Case Management Under the CJRA - 1996

Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive? : An Evaluation of Judicial Case Management Under the Civil Justice Reform Act - 1996

The impact of response options and location in a microcomputer interview on drinking drivers' alcohol use self-reports - 1994

Superfund and Transaction Costs: The Experiences of Insurers and Very Large Industrial Firms - 1992