Understanding Statistics in Medicine: Basic concepts for those who read, write, edit, or review the medical literature
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Understanding Statistics in Medicine: Basic concepts for those who read, write, edit, or review the medical literature

by Tom Lang, Donna Stroup, Michelle Secic

Education Medicine
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A practical guide to understanding statistics in medicine for readers, writers, editors, and reviewers of medical literature.

About This Book

This book provides essential guidance on statistical concepts for those working with medical literature.

It is designed for readers, writers, editors, and reviewers who need to understand basic statistics.

The content focuses on practical application of statistical principles in medical contexts.

Authors Tom Lang, Donna Stroup, and Michelle Secic present clear explanations to support informed decision-making.

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