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Comment from the Stata technical groupBiostatistics for Clinical and Public Health Research by Melody S. Goodman is an excellent guide for students and researchers in public health. Goodman lays a foundation of essential statistical knowledge, covering concepts such as probability distributions, hypothesis testing of continuous and categorical data, and measures of correlation. She discusses regression analysis and skillfully explains interpretation of coefficients, model selection and fit, and more. Goodman draws on her academic experience to present each topic, from descriptive statistics to survival analysis, with an easy-to-follow approach. Each chapter concludes with practice problems, allowing readers to test their comprehension. Both Stata and SAS are used in the book. Early in the book, Goodman provides an introduction to Stata. She also demonstrates the Stata commands for each type of analysis discussed. The interweaving of concepts, application, and statistical software makes this book an excellent companion for both researchers and students. |
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