<b><i>"This book makes the task of interpreting statistical findings much more approachable and less daunting for those with little, or no, previous experience, and will provide a valuable reference for the more experienced researcher. I would recommend it to any student undertaking a Nursing Research module."</b><br>Conor Hamilton, Student Nurse, Queen's University Belfast, UK<p></i><b>Need help interpreting other people's health research?</b><p>This book offers guidance for students undertaking a critical review of quantitative research papers and will also help health professionals to understand and interpret statistical results within health-related research papers.<p> The book requires little knowledge of statistics, includes worked examples and is broken into the following sections:<ul><li> A worked example of a published RCT and a health survey<li> Explanations of basic statistical concepts<li> Explanations of common statistical tests <li> A quick guide to statistical terms and concepts</ul>Walker and Almond have helpfully cross-referenced throughout, so those requiring in-depth explanations or additional worked examples can locate these easily.<p><i>Interpreting Statistical Research Findings</i> is key reading for nursing and health care students and will help make this area of research much easier to tackle!