Medical Statistics Made Easy

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Medical Statistics Made Easy has been a perennial bestseller since it was first published in 2003 (#1 bestseller in medical statistics on Amazon). It is widely recommend on a variety of courses and programmes, from undergraduate medicine, through to professional medical qualifications.
It is a book of key statistics principles for anyone studying or working in medicine and healthcare who needs a basic overview of the subject.
Using a consistent format, the authors describe the most common statistical methods in turn and then rate them on how difficult they are to understand and how common they are.
The worked examples that demonstrate the statistical method in action have been updated to include current articles from the medical literature and now feature a much wider range of medical journals.
This new third edition continues with the same structure as the previous editions and also includes a new section on statistical process controls.
From reviews of the second edition:
"We would recommend this book as an introduction into medical statistics before plunging into the deep 'statistical' waters! It gives confidence to the reader in taking up the challenge of understanding statistics and [being] able to apply knowledge in analysing medical literature." Stefanie Zhao Lin Lip & Louise Murchison, Scottish Medical Journal, June 2010
"If ever there was a book that completely lived up to its title, this is it... The whole way in which the authors have written this book is commendable; the chapters are succinct, easy to follow and a pleasure to read...Is it value for money? – a definite yes even at twice the price. Of course I never exaggerate but if you breathe, you should own this book!" Ian Pearce, Urology News, June 2010

        Ch 1   How to use this book
　　Ch 2   How this book is designed
　Statistics which describe data
　　Ch 3   Percentages
　　Ch 4   mean
　　Ch 5   Median
　　Ch 6   Mode
　　Ch 7   Standard deviation
　Statistics which test confidence  
　　Ch 8   Confidence intervals
　　Ch 9   P values
　Statistics which test differences
　　Ch 10  t tests and other parametric tests
　　Ch 11  Mann-Whitney and other non-parametric tests
　　Ch 12  Chi-squared test
　Statistics which compare risk
　　Ch 13  Risk ratio
　　Ch 14  Odds ratio
　　Ch 15  Risk reduction and numbers needed to treat
　Statistics which analyze relationships
　　Ch 16  Correlation
　　Ch 17  Regression
　Statistics which analyze survival
　　Ch 18  Survival analysis：life tables ad Kaplan-Meier plots
　　Ch 19  The Cox regression model
　Statistics which analyze clinical investigations and screening
　　Ch 20  Sensitivity, specificity and predictive value
　　Ch 21  Level of agreement
　Other concepts
　　Ch 22  Other concepts
　Statistics at work
　　Ch 23  Introduction
　　Ch 24  Medians, interquartile ranges and odds ratios
　　Ch 25  Risk ratios and number needed to treat
　　Ch 26  Correlation and regression
　　Ch 27  Survival analysis
　　Ch 28  Sensitivity , specificity and predictive values
　Glossary
　Index