Medical statistics

Author: Ma Binrong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
1. It provides correct explanations of the basic concepts, theories, knowledge, and techniques of medical statistics, particularly the usage conditions, methods, and interpretation of various statistical methods, without being overly in complex calculation processes. It offers detailed explanations of valuable and worth-mentioning concepts, such as the coefficient of determination in regression equations, row X column partition and correction of significance level in chi-square tests, factorial analysis in analysis of variance, and research design in medical statistics. Schools can tailor teaching to their own conditions and student levels to achieve personalized learning.
2. In accordance with the spirit of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, Higher Education Department [1999] No. 47 document, "Regarding the Forwarding of the Basic Requirements for Computer-Based Teaching in Higher Medical Colleges (Undergraduate)," medical students are required to have necessary hands-on computer operations when studying medical statistics and literature retrieval. Therefore, this textbook has added Chapter 15, "Computer Application in Medical Statistics," which takes SPSS for Windows Version 11.5 as an example to demonstrate how to create data files, perform corresponding statistical analyses, and correctly interpret the results. This approach not only improves learning efficiency but also helps students become familiar with the application of computer technology.
3. A new chapter, "Evidence-Based Medicine," has been added, briefly explaining the basic concepts, characteristics, essential elements, and clinical application methods and steps of evidence-based medicine.
4. Relevant English passages have been added at the end of each chapter. The reference teaching hours for this textbook are 32 to 54 hours, with a recommended 4 to 8 hours of hands-on computer practice.