Biostatistics for the Health Sciences

This book provides a solid foundation in introductory biostatistics with up-to-date methods, lucid explanations, and a modern approach.

KEY TOPICS: Explains commonly used biostatistical methods, such as odds and risk ratios, and Fisher's exact test, in a clear and thorough manner.

Introduces equivalence testing in a variety of research settings.

Presents nonparametric methods in a modern light, couched in the broader context of permutation-based methods.

Provides real-world data with case studies consisting of synopses of published research.

Provides step-by-step solutions to exercises, along with pertinent equations used in obtaining the solution and page numbers of relevant discussions.

MARKET: For health science students and professionals who need to increase their understanding of biostatistics.