✍ Scribed by Margaret R. Slater DVM PhD
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Part of the "Practical Veterinarian" series. Written in a user-friendly format, this handbook discusses hot to practice evidence-based medicine. Explains difficult mathematical and statistical concepts. An easy-to-understand introduction to vet epidemiology that will enable students and clinicians to use epidemiological concepts as tools for solving clinical problems. Topics are organized by the types of decisions and questions that arise in a clinical practice setting, helping the reader to find the appropriate answers, evaluate the information, and apply it to the clinical situation.
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