Introductory Biostatistics

di Le - Eberly • 2016 • dettagli prodotto

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Maintaining the same accessible and hands-on presentation, Introductory Biostatistics, Second Edition continues to provide an organized introduction to basic statistical concepts commonly applied in research across the health sciences. With plenty of real-world examples, the new edition provides a practical, modern approach to the statistical topics found in the biomedical and public health fields.
Beginning with an overview of descriptive statistics in the health sciences, the book delivers topical coverage of probability models, parameter estimation, and hypothesis testing. Subsequently, the book focuses on more advanced topics with coverage of regression analysis, logistic regression, methods for count data, analysis of survival data, and designs for clinical trials. This extensive update of Introductory Biostatistics, Second Edition includes:
A new chapter on the use of higher order Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) in factorial and block designs
A new chapter on testing and inference methods for repeatedly measured outcomes including continuous, binary, and count outcomes
R incorporated throughout along with SAS®, allowing readers to replicate results from presented examples with either software
Multiple additional exercises, with partial solutions available to aid comprehension of crucial concepts
Notes on Computations sections to provide further guidance on the use of software
A related website that hosts the large data sets presented throughout the book
Introductory Biostatistics, Second Edition is an excellent textbook for upper-undergraduate and graduate students in introductory biostatistics courses. The book is also an ideal reference for applied statisticians working in the fields of public health, nursing, dentistry, and medicine.