Critical Thinking in Clinical Research: Applied Theory and Practice Using Case Studies (EPUB)

Critical Thinking in Clinical Research is a comprehensive guide that teaches clinicians, scientists, and students the essential skills necessary for creating, conducting, and interpreting the results of a clinical study. Divided into four distinct sections, the book covers a wide range of topics including study design, statistical methods, practical considerations, and study designs.

Each chapter begins with a brief overview and a hypothetical case study that challenges the reader to make decisions based on specific conditions. The book provides readers with the knowledge to critically read and understand scientific papers and to collect, analyze, and interpret research data. By mastering these skills, readers will be able to present their findings in their own scientific manuscript, contributing to the advancement of scientific and medical knowledge.

Critical Thinking in Clinical Research emphasizes the importance of issues such as population selection, randomization, blinding, and data analysis, while also covering practical considerations such as methodology and trial conduct. The book is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of clinical research.