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An Introduction to Medical Statistics (Oxford medical publications) by: J. Martin Bland List Price: £29.99 City Travel Guides Price: £28.49 You Save: £1.50 ( 5%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 610.15195 EAN: 9780192632692 ISBN: 0192632698 Label: OUP Oxford Manufacturer: OUP Oxford Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 405 Publication Date: August 03, 2000 Publisher: OUP Oxford Studio: OUP Oxford Sales Rank: 5519 Related Items:
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 Rating: - A great introduction to Statistics.Statistics can be a difficult subject to grasp, and i searched for a while for a comprehensive book to help me understand the Lecture material. In introdution to medical statistics is simply a fantastic book. It is well worded, and presented in a logical and coherent manner. Although slightly daunting at first, being a relitavely large book, it makes use of simple language and cleverly placed diagrams to assist the reader. This book is suitable for students entering into any type of medical degree, or for anyone with an interests in the way medical studies are conducted today. It assumes very little prior knowledge. All in all, a great book, well worth the money Rating: - Comprehensive and easy to understandThis is one of the most useful books I have read in a long time!! Not only does this book cover a range of topics in great detail, but the author also manages to put across the facts in a meaningful context. For years I have sat through lectures on statistics - thinking I knew quite a lot - until I got into the real world, looking at real data. It was then that I started my search to find a statistics book that too related to the world - and here it is! Most useful section to date - age standardising mortality rates. The author also supplies a web address providing working datasets to aid understanding of most of the topics. |
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