Strategy and Statistics in Clinical Trials A Non-Statisticians Guide to Thinking, Designing and Executing

Name: Strategy and Statistics in Clinical Trials A Non-Statisticians Guide to Thinking, Designing and Executing
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ISBN: 9780123869098

ISBN-10: 0123869099

ISBN-13: 9780123869098

Edition: 2011

Authors: Joseph Tal

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Biomedical development is a multidisciplinary effort and statistic is essential to it. The latter is understood by few and shunned by most. This should not be so. Strategy and Statistics relates statisticians' contributions to clinical trial teams and explains their role in R & D. Concepts are presented with real-world examples and based on the author's over 20-year experience in both industry and academia. The book aims to facilitate interactions between bio-statisticians and the wide variety of individuals engaged in clinical development. These include professionals from disciplines such as life sciences, project management, medicine, engineering, physics, nursing, marketing, monitoring…

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List price: $69.95
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology
Publication date: 8/20/2011
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 278
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.21" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.848
Language: English



Introduction: Thinking, Designing, Executing



Clinical Development and Statistics: The General View



Questions For Planning Trials



Medical Product Attributes



Setting Research Objectives



Statistical Thinking



Estimation



From Description to Testing: A Beginning



Statistical Significance, Explanation, and Prediction



Exploratory and Confirmatory Clinical Trials



One, Two, Three Testing: Hypothesis Testing and Multiplicity



Elements of Clinical Trial Design I: Putting It Together



Elements of Clinical Trial Design II



Endpoints



Sample Size



Concluding Remarks


Glossary


Index