Statistics in Public Health
Quantitative Approaches to Public Health Problems
Donna F Stroup editor Steven M Teutsch editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Oxford University Press Inc
Published:27th Aug '98
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
Statistics and other quantitative methods (e.g. economics, decision theory) are integral to the scientific basis of priority-setting and program evaluation in public health. This book is a concise overview of the statistical approaches to core public health functions: outbreak investigations, policy development, economic and program evaluation, managed care, and program operations
"All in all, this book provides unique and complete overview of all the components that make up public health. It includes enough statistical and quantitative methods to be a useful pointer to methods for the different types of problems found in public health. Even an experienced biostatistician will benefit from some areas that they are not familiar with." --Statistics in Epidemiology Report "By emphasizing the connection between statistics and decision making, this book brings statistical methods that much closer to public health practice."--Doody's Journal
ISBN: 9780195114980
Dimensions: 157mm x 236mm x 15mm
Weight: 354g
256 pages