Summary of Medical Statistics, Selected Exam Questions and Detailed Explanations of Exam Questions

Author: Hu Liangping
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts. The first part summarizes the key points of medical statistics in an outline manner, enabling readers to grasp the essence of medical statistics with the least amount of time, thereby achieving a correct mastery and rational selection of various experimental design and statistical analysis methods. The second part presents a selection of medical statistics exam questions, compiling 20 sets of excellent examination papers that the author has repeatedly refined over the past 15 years while teaching medical statistics to medical researchers and postgraduate students. These questions exhibit diversification in format, cover a broad range of content, and possess a certain depth. Some problems retain their original form, making them rare resources for assessing readers' mastery of statistical concepts, theories, and methods. The third part provides detailed solutions to each question, and when necessary, it also points out common mistakes that people are prone to when tackling challenging problems. By analyzing carefully designed medical statistics questions, readers will benefit from improved abilities to apply statistics to solve practical problems. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students who aim to pass medical or health statistics course exams smoothly. It is also ideal for readers who wish to address statistical problems in medical research but often lack full confidence in selecting experimental design and statistical analysis methods. Additionally, it serves as a reference for statisticians at higher medical colleges and research institutions when creating exam questions. By randomly combining the 20 sets of exam papers and extending the principles, multiple high-quality exam papers can be generated in a short time, benefiting both teaching and learning parties.