
Based on Professor
Emeritus Brink’s Statistics for nurses
that since 1987 has helped generations of student researchers, Brink’s Statistics for health professionals
offers a practical guide on fundamental statistics and techniques used by
researchers in the health sciences.
Brink’s
Statistics for health professionals provides
emerging researchers with a foundation for applying basic descriptive and
inferential statistical techniques to real-life questions in any health
sciences context. Techniques and terms are gradually introduced by highlighting
them first, then presenting them conceptually and illustrating them with
examples relevant to the health sciences. Exercises and learning activities
provide the reader with an opportunity to put concepts to use.
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