Biostatistics: Perspective in Health Care Paperback
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1. Health Surveys. K.Raghav Prasad 2. Sample size determination Sheela Taiwalkar 3. Measuring morbidity from pulmonary tuberculosis KB. Gauzam 4. Methods of mortality data analysis. S. Mukerji and S. Lahiri 5. Path coefficient analysis in medicine. V.G. Kaliaperwnal and N. Sundararaj 6. Categorization of health data and their analysis. A. Indrayan 7. Discrete response analysis in population control: an application of branching process. Bandyopadhyay 8. Survival analysis in clinical data Samir K. Bhattacharya 9. Discriminant analysis in medical diagnosis. T. Krishnan 10. Statistical modelling in health and disease. B.L. Verma 11. Operations research in health care Y.P. Gupta 12. Methods of monitoring, assessment and evaluation of health programmes.
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1. Health Surveys. K.Raghav Prasad 2. Sample size determination Sheela Taiwalkar 3. Measuring morbidity from pulmonary tuberculosis KB. Gauzam 4. Methods of mortality data analysis. S. Mukerji and S. Lahiri 5. Path coefficient analysis in medicine. V.G. Kaliaperwnal and N. Sundararaj 6. Categorization of health data and their analysis. A. Indrayan 7. Discrete response analysis in population control: an application of branching process. Bandyopadhyay 8. Survival analysis in clinical data Samir K. Bhattacharya 9. Discriminant analysis in medical diagnosis. T. Krishnan 10. Statistical modelling in health and disease. B.L. Verma 11. Operations research in health care Y.P. Gupta 12. Methods of monitoring, assessment and evaluation of health programmes.
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