Basic Statistics for the Health Sciences with PowerWeb Bind-in Card
by Jan W. Kuzma, Steve Bohnenblust
Basic Statistics for the Health Sciences by Jan W. Kuzma and Steve Bohnenblust delivers an essential guide to statistical principles for health professionals. Covering core topics like probability, data analysis, and inference, it uses health-focused examples to build practical skills. Includes a PowerWeb card for additional resources, ideal for students entering quantitative health studies.
About This Book
Basic Statistics for the Health Sciences offers a clear and accessible introduction to statistical methods relevant to health-related fields. The book covers essential topics in probability, descriptive statistics, and inferential procedures, with examples drawn from medical and public health contexts.
Authors Jan W. Kuzma and Steve Bohnenblust emphasize practical applications, helping readers develop skills in data collection, analysis, and reporting. The inclusion of a PowerWeb bind-in card provides supplementary online resources for enhanced learning.
Designed for undergraduate students, the text builds a strong foundation in statistics without requiring advanced mathematical background. It supports health science curricula by integrating real-world scenarios to illustrate statistical principles.
The structured approach ensures that concepts are presented progressively, from basic measures of central tendency to more complex hypothesis testing, making it suitable for beginners in quantitative methods.
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