An Introduction to Medical Statistics - Tapa blanda

"The book seems excellent for the intermediate student who needs a firm grasp of principles and practice. The clarity of the text also makes selected sections suitable for medical students and the numerous examples and diagrams are immensely supportive. It should appeal to many students who might be frightened by less friendly texts." --International Journal of Epidemiology "The coverage is comprehensive for a book of this size and is presented in an eminently readable form." --Statistics in Medicine "The book seems excellent for the intermediate student who needs a firm grasp of principles and practice. The clarity of the text also makes selected sections suitable for medical students and the numerous examples and diagrams are immensely supportive. It should appeal to many students who might be frightened by less friendly texts." --International Journal of Epidemiology "The coverage is comprehensive for a book of this size and is presented in an eminently readable form." --Statistics in Medicine "The book seems excellent for the intermediate student who needs a firm grasp of principles and practice. The clarity of the text also makes selected sections suitable for medical students and the numerous examples and diagrams are immensely supportive. It should appeal to many students who might be frightened by less friendly texts." --International Journal of Epidemiology "The coverage is comprehensive for a book of this size and is presented in an eminently readable form." --Statistics in Medicine

This is a new edition of the popular textbook of statistics for medical students, doctors, medical researchers, and others concerned with medical data. The fundamental concepts of study design, data collection and data analysis are explained by illustration and example. The material covered includes all the statistical work that would be required for a course in medicine and for the examinations of most of the royal colleges. This book is intended for medical students; nurses, doctors, medical researchers. Students of public health and epidemiology.