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Why Should the Practitioner Know Something About Principles of Statistics
Abstract
Statistical methods and analyses leave the average physician “cold,” and he has a feeling of complete inadequacy as he passes on quickly to “more interesting” phases of his reading. The author has done a service to the reader in his explanation of the “why and wherefore” of statistical analyses and a brief, practical review of certain principles which are not too complicated for understanding.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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