A Study Guide to Epidemiology and Biostatistics / 5th ed
By: Morton. F. Richard
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Contributor(s): J. Richard Hebel | Robert J. McCarter.
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BookPublisher: USA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers; 2005Edition: 5th ed.Description: 208 p.ISBN: 0763728756 (paperback); 9780763728755 (paperback).Subject(s): Medical statistics | Biostatistics | EpidemiologyDDC classification: 614.4 Morton 18026 5th 2005 Epidemiology Summary: The Fifth Edition of this popular text is your student's comprehensive study guide to the basic principles of both epidemiology and biostatistics. Clear and concise study notes and exercises help your students learn and apply concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics, while multiple-choice examinations test their understanding. Application of these concepts to critical assessment of epidemiologic studies is emphasized. This updated and revised New Edition includes: A new section on meta-analysis; revised self-assessment exercises; coverage of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention in the context of screening for disease.
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The Fifth Edition of this popular text is your student's comprehensive study guide to the basic principles of both epidemiology and biostatistics. Clear and concise study notes and exercises help your students learn and apply concepts in epidemiology and biostatistics, while multiple-choice examinations test their understanding. Application of these concepts to critical assessment of epidemiologic studies is emphasized. This updated and revised New Edition includes: A new section on meta-analysis; revised self-assessment exercises; coverage of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention in the context of screening for disease.
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