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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Understanding Statistics in Medicine offers a foundation in basic statistical concepts for people who read, write, edit, or review medical literature. Written by Tom Lang, Donna Stroup, and Michelle Secic, it presents statistics within a medical context for more confident engagement with research and reporting.

About This Book

Understanding Statistics in Medicine introduces basic statistical concepts in the context of medical literature.

It is intended for readers who engage with medical writing in different ways, including reading, writing, editing, and reviewing.

The book provides an accessible foundation for understanding how statistics relate to medical information.

Its focus is on building familiarity with essential concepts for working with medical literature.

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