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This article, the third and final article in the series, aims to give health care professionals (HCPs) a sound and helpful introduction to medical statistics (Thomas, 2004(Thomas, , 2005)). A brief summary of the content of the previous articles is given in Ta ble 1. The current article will cover t
## Abstract This article is the first in a series of three that will give health care professionals a sound and helpful introduction to medical statistics. This article covers three main areas: description of the different types of data available, appropriate summary measures used to describe diffe
We use statistical methods to extract information from data and gain insight into the underlying process that generated the data. Frequently our data set consists of measurements on one or more variables over the experimental units in one or more samples. The distribution of the numbers in the sampl