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Clinical epidemiology : how to do clinical practice research

Title
Clinical epidemiology : how to do clinical practice research / R. Brian Haynes [and others].
Publication
Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, [2006], ©2006.

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Haynes, R. Brian.
Description
xv, 496 pages : illustrations; 23 cm +
Summary
"This practical and fun-to-read book gives beginning students and seasoned researchers the inside track on today's best methods for clinical-practice and health care research. Emphasizing the principles behind the procedures and using "real life" examples from their own research, the authors take you behind the scenes to show you how research is really done. You'll find "how-to" approaches for exposing the pitfalls, pratfalls, and highpoints of designing, funding, completing, and publishing good research." "From finding answers to questions concerning the prevention, treatment, diagnosis, prognosis, cause, and burden of health care problems and the effect of innovations in health services ... to designing, executing, analyzing, reporting, and systematically reviewing sound research ... to career advice about time-management - you'll learn what to do and how to do it!"--BOOK JACKET.
Subject
  • Clinical epidemiology
  • Medicine > Epidemiology
  • Biomedical Research > methods
  • Epidemiologic Methods
  • Research Design
  • Onderzoek
  • Klinische geneeskunde
  • Epidemiologie
  • Geneeskunde
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
1. Forming research questions -- 2. Conducting systematic reviews -- 3. Finding information about the burden of disease -- 4. An introduction to performing therapeutic trials -- 5. The tactics of performing therapeutic trials -- 6. The principles behind the tactics of performing therapeutic trials -- 7. Testing quality improvement interventions -- 8. Evaluating diagnostic tests -- 9. Determining prognosis and creating clinical decision rules -- 10. Assessing claims of causation -- 11. Generating outcome measurements, especially for quality of life -- 12. Becoming a successful clinician-investigator -- 13. Preparing a research protocol to improve its chances for success -- 14. Online data collection -- 15. Analyzing data -- 16. Preparing reports for publication and responding to reviewers' comments -- 17. Dealing with the media.
ISBN
0781745241
LCCN
2005008293
OCLC
  • 58647926
  • ocm58647926
  • SCSB-5237717
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries