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Understanding the Role of P Values and Hypothesis Tests in Clinical Research

Understanding the Role of P Values and Hypothesis Tests in Clinical Research

Dec 10, 2016 | Clinical Trials, Statistics

Overview Dr. Mark recently joined with Drs Frank Harrell and Kerry Lee to review P-value pitfalls in medical research. Their work was published in JAMA Cardiology. P values and hypothesis testing methods are frequently misused in clinical research. Much of this misuse...

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