Background
Everitt, Brian Sidney was born on June 10, 1944 in Brentwood, Essex, England. Son of Sidney William and Lucy Emily Everitt.
(Intended to move on from the many introductory texts on s...)
Intended to move on from the many introductory texts on statistical methods in medicine, this covers more sophisticated techniques without recourse to complicated mathematics while making extensive use of real medical examples. Important topics include crossover designs, survival analysis, regression, and design of clinical trials. The book is designed for applied statisticians working in medicine, and clinicians involved in research.
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(This expanded and updated second edition builds upon the ...)
This expanded and updated second edition builds upon the success of its predecessor in providing a concise, practical and yet relatively non-technical account of those more sophisticated statistical techniques now used routinely in many medical investigations. The new edition gives additional space to such important topics as the design of medical investigations, regression and logistic regression, the analysis of longitudinal studies, the problems of missing data, and the analysis of observational studies. All chapters include new examples. Statistical Methods for Medical Investigations is aimed at medical statisticians and other researchers working in the medical field.
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Everitt, Brian Sidney was born on June 10, 1944 in Brentwood, Essex, England. Son of Sidney William and Lucy Emily Everitt.
Bachelor of Science, London U., 1965; Master of Science, London U., 1966.
Assistant lecturer mathematics, Queen Mary College, London, 1966-1968; lecturer, Institute Psychiatry, London, 1968-1974; senior lecturer, Institute Psychiatry, London, 1974-1980; head of biometrics unit, Institute Psychiatry, London, 1978-1991; professor statistics and behavioral science, Institute Psychiatry, London, since 1987.
(This expanded and updated second edition builds upon the ...)
(Intended to move on from the many introductory texts on s...)
Fellow Royal Statistical Society. Member International Statistical Institute (elected).
Married Virginia Mills, 1966 (divorced 1974). 1 child, Joanna.
