Statistics are essential components of quantitative (and
qualitative) research that we all should know. We have sat through
numerous lectures on the subject, and we know that we need to
understand it and really should by now, even if only to not appear
un-knowledgeable at journal club meetings. Still many people
skip the section on statistical analysis when reading papers.
Sometimes it feels that only those who have performed full time
research really understand statistics - and not even then if they
were lucky enough to have a statistician on their team. As part of
our series of research tutorials we would now like to remove some
of the mystery surrounding the art of statistics. Let’s start with the
raw data….
History
Publication
Irish Medical Journal;supplement, 106(2), pp. 10-11
Publisher
Irish Medical Organization
Note
peer-reviewed
Language
English
Also affiliated with
4i - Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation & Immunity