Clinical Trials: A Practical Guide to Design, Analysis and Reporting
| The book was edited by Dr Duolao
Wang, a lecturer from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine's
Medical Statistics Unit, and Dr Ameet Bakhai, a Cardiologist based at
Barnet General and Royal Free Hospitals, in London.
The book is aimed at physicians, statisticians, pharmacists, medical students, clinical researchers, medical writers, data managers, study co-ordinators, pharmaceutical sales representatives, and financial (medical) analysts. It aims to equip readers with an understanding of the basics of clinical trials as well as the critical insight into how to review, publish and evaluate clinical trial evidence. Clinical trials form the backbone of evidence-based medicine, and appreciating clinical trial methods allows readers to critique, design and report clinical trials. The book is a jargon-busting guide characterised by short, easy-to-read chapters with trial examples, serving an essential reading for anyone involved in planning, conducting, analysing and reporting clinical research. Reviews of this book: Review in February 2006 Issue of Clinical
Research Focus ISBN: 978 1 901346 722 To review the table of contents, introduction, and a sample chapter,
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