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This text deals with the design and accuracy of epidemiological studies. It gives students a clear understanding of the research strategies used in experimental and non-experimental studies to ask the right questions, select the study population and follow-up period, obtain information on exposures, follow up disease occurrence, etc.

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"A very useful book, and I am looking forward to using it for teaching and discussion groups....I recommend the book highly."--Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal

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1: Basic Concepts 2: Asking the Right Questions 3: Selecting the Study Population and Follow-up Period 4: Obtaining Information on Exposure 5: Follow-up of Disease Occurrence 6: Sampling from the Base (Case-referent Studies) 7: Assignment of Exposure (Experimental Strategies) 8: General Exercises

Workbook of Epidemiology

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      Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 6/22/1995 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780195074918, 978-0195074918
      ISBN10: 0195074912
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      Epidemiology and Medical statistics Social research and statistics

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This text deals with the design and accuracy of epidemiological studies. It gives students a clear understanding of the research strategies used in experimental and non-experimental studies to ask the right questions, select the study population and follow-up period, obtain information on exposures, follow up disease occurrence, etc.

      Trade Review
      "A very useful book, and I am looking forward to using it for teaching and discussion groups....I recommend the book highly."--Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal

      Table of Contents
      1: Basic Concepts 2: Asking the Right Questions 3: Selecting the Study Population and Follow-up Period 4: Obtaining Information on Exposure 5: Follow-up of Disease Occurrence 6: Sampling from the Base (Case-referent Studies) 7: Assignment of Exposure (Experimental Strategies) 8: General Exercises

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