Interpretation and Uses of Medical Statistics (eBook)

Leslie Daly is the author of Interpretation and Uses of Medical Statistics, 5th Edition, published by Wiley. Geoffrey J Bourke is the author of Interpretation and Uses of Medical Statistics, 5th Edition, published by Wiley.

1. Describing Data - A Single Variable.

2. Probability, Populations and Samples.

3. Associations: Chance, Confounded or Causal?.

4. Confidence intervals: General principles; Proportions, Means,
Medians, Counts and Rates.

5. Hypothesis Testing: General Principles and One-sample Tests
for Means, Proportions, Counts and Rates.

6. Epidemiological and Clinical Research Methods.

7. Confidence intervals and Hypothesis Tests: Two-group
Comparisons.

8. Sample Size Determination.

9. Comparison of More than Two Independent Groups.

10. Associations between Two Quantitative Variables: Regression
and Correlation.

11. Multivariate Analysis and the Control of Confounding!.

12. Bias and Measurement Error.

Bibliography.

Appendix A Computational Shortcuts.

Appendix B Statistical Tables.

Appendix C A "Cookbook" of Hypothesis Tests and Confidence
Intervals.

Appendix D World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki

"Medical Uses of Statistics, 3rd Edition" presents the concepts of
medical statistics across a broad range of topics with a practical
perspective, a moderate level of detail, and a minimal number of
formulae . . . The text is clearly written in a consistent style,
as illustrated by these excerpts." (Journal of Clinical Research
Best Practices, 8 August 2011)

...the book can be warmly recommended as a textbook and
reference for undergraduate medical students and health
professionals." Statistical Methods in Medical Research (on
the fourth edition)

"It should prove useful for both undergraduate medical and
paramedical students, and for postgraduate researchers and
clinicians who wish to have a greater understanding of medical
statistics or to analyse their own data." Modern Medicine of
Australia (on the fourth edition)

"...the book can be warmly recommended as a textbook and reference
for undergraduate medical students and health professionals."

Statistical Methods in Medical Research (on the fourth edition)

"It should prove useful for both undergraduate medical and
paramedical students, and for postgraduate researchers and
clinicians who wish to have a greater understanding of medical
statistics or to analyse their own data."

Modern Medicine of Australia (on the fourth edition)