Logic in Medicine

Politics & Social Sciences

Phillips, Calbert I.

Philosophy

British Medical Journal

Learning Medicine

Business & Money

Peter Richards

Job Hunting & Careers

<p>The microcomputer revolution has made powerful machines and highly complex programs generally available. This means that users of statistical techniques need no longer be concerned with the arithmetical and algebraic details - the software will take care of that. What is important, however, is to understand the ideas and basic principles of statistical analysis. when analyzing data. The authors explain the rationale of various widely applicable statistical methods and also indicate their limitations in order to enable people to make an informed choice. Topics discussed include a comparison of several groups, distribution-free methods, analysis of categorical data and statistical methods for diagnostic tests.</p>

Medical Statistics on Microcomputers

Brown, R. A.

Beck, J. Swanson

ABC of Nutrition

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Irving, Miles

Truswell, A. Stewart (Miller, Janette C. Brand

Noah, Norman D.)

Diets & Weight Loss

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the British Medical Journal publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by British Medical Journal