|
Statistics in Medicine Book Reviews 2003; 22: 2087-2088
In this breakthrough revision of a classic, Armitage, Berry and Matthews have
successfully improved an already 99th percentile offering. They have considerably
reorganized and thoroughly modernized the topics and presentation without losing
the marvellous blend of insights and formalism that has permeated previous editions.
..........................
I have identified only minor flaws; high praise
is both easy and appropriate. The book is reasonably priced for its content.
Buy, read and loan this book.
Thomas A. Louis
Department of Biostatistics
John Hopkins Bloomberg
School of Public Health
MJA Bookroom Must-have statistics
This book is about methods and their application and is aimed at the
practitioner, but it is also suitable for anyone with an interest in statistics.
..........................
This book belongs on the shelf of anyone who uses or needs to understand anything
about medical statistics, and will be constantly on loan from library shelves.
Nicholas H de Klerk
TVW Institute for Child Health Research
Perth, WA
Full review
|
|