Introduction

Are you a pathologist looking to improve your statistical knowledge? Look no further! “Statistics for Pathologists” is the essential guide that will help you understand and apply statistical methods in your research and practice. Written by Danny A. Milner Jr. MD, Emily E. K. Meserve MD MPH, T. Rinda Soong MD PhD MPH, and Douglas A. Mata MD MPH, this book provides a clear and accessible review of statistics, specifically tailored for pathologists.

Whether you are a trainee, a junior investigator, or a seasoned pathologist, this book will equip you with the necessary statistical skills to conduct and interpret your studies with confidence.

Review

One of the standout features of “Statistics for Pathologists” is its comprehensive coverage of various statistical tests relevant to pathology-related research. The book covers topics such as exploratory data analysis, descriptive statistics, comparative statistics, concordance analysis, categorical and continuous data regression analyses, count data, survival analyses, decision point and clustering analysis, and more.

The book goes beyond just explaining the statistical tests themselves. The author team highlights common errors and pitfalls that occur during the testing and interpretation process, providing valuable insights on how to avoid these mistakes. This attention to detail ensures that readers not only understand how to perform statistical tests but also how to use them practically in their pathology work.

Moreover, the authors use real published studies to provide examples of the utilization of the statistical tests and the interpretation of data. These examples make the content relatable and easy to understand, allowing readers to see how statistical methods are applied in real-world scenarios. This practical approach is especially beneficial for those less familiar with statistics, enabling them to grasp the concepts more effectively.

To further facilitate learning and self-assessment, each chapter concludes with review questions. These questions allow readers to evaluate their understanding of the statistical methods covered in the chapter and identify areas that may require additional study. The inclusion of answers for these questions ensures that readers can easily check their work and review any concepts they may have missed.

Promotion

Have you ever struggled with analyzing your pathology data or felt unsure about which statistical tests to use? “Statistics for Pathologists” is the answer to your problems. By reading this book, you will gain a solid foundation in statistics and learn how to apply statistical methods effectively in your pathology-related work.

Imagine being able to confidently conduct statistical analyses and interpret your findings accurately. With “Statistics for Pathologists,” you can make informed decisions based on robust statistical evidence, leading to better research outcomes and improved patient care.

Don’t let statistics intimidate you any longer. Order your copy of “Statistics for Pathologists” today and unlock the power of statistics in your pathology practice.