Oxford Handbook of Medical Statistics

• Guides the reader through the research process from design to interpretation, emphasizes understanding and interpreting statistics
• Features all commonly used statistical methods in medicine, using real clinical study examples to aid understanding
• Suitable for both designing and conducting your own research, and critically appraising other studies

New to this Edition:

• Fully updated to include new material and examples for standard and complex study designs and analysis, data handling and processing, and reporting results
• Now includes new sections throughout the book describing how doctors think and showing the similarities between statistical reasoning and clinical decision-making