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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1967
The cases in this round will be concerned chiefly with statistical significance in a drug trial and the question, “How little better may the better drug be?”
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The cases in this round will be concerned chiefly with statistical significance in a drug trial and the question, “How little better may the better drug be?”
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1969
During October and November, 1968, I had some of the most encouraging and stimulating experiences in classroom teaching that I have ever had. A rather full account of them is being prepared for the "Notes on biometry in medical research," mentioned in the footnote on this page, beginning with Note 43 which will probably be published early in 1969.
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During October and November, 1968, I had some of the most encouraging and stimulating experiences in classroom teaching that I have ever had. A rather full account of them is being prepared for the "Notes on biometry in medical research," mentioned in the footnote on this page, beginning with Note 43 which will probably be published early in 1969.
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1967
The cases in this round are intended to illustrate two related topics: "Randomfrequency tests‐reason or automatism?" and "Card shuffiing, the 'exact' test and chi‐square."
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The cases in this round are intended to illustrate two related topics: "Randomfrequency tests‐reason or automatism?" and "Card shuffiing, the 'exact' test and chi‐square."
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1967
In most of the preceding rounds we have, somewhat to my surprise, hardly moved around the ward at all, because there seemed to be so much to say about individual cases. In this round I propose to mention briefly many cases, hoping to return to them later, if readers will help.
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In most of the preceding rounds we have, somewhat to my surprise, hardly moved around the ward at all, because there seemed to be so much to say about individual cases. In this round I propose to mention briefly many cases, hoping to return to them later, if readers will help.
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Studies in health technology and informatics, 2011
“Virtual Ward Round” is a web-based blended learning tool. The program simulates hospital ward rounds. Within a virtual environment, students make diagnosis and order treatments. Tutors prepare cases easily to ensure realistic cases directly linked to the corresponding classes.
Storck Michael, Ückert Frank
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“Virtual Ward Round” is a web-based blended learning tool. The program simulates hospital ward rounds. Within a virtual environment, students make diagnosis and order treatments. Tutors prepare cases easily to ensure realistic cases directly linked to the corresponding classes.
Storck Michael, Ückert Frank
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1967
Dr. Mainland's statistical “Notes” have heretofore been sent from time to time to a select group who have enjoyed and benefited from them. In this issue we welcome Dr. Mainland's “Statistical Ward Rounds” to CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS, for now the select group is being expanded to include the readership of this JOURNAL.
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Dr. Mainland's statistical “Notes” have heretofore been sent from time to time to a select group who have enjoyed and benefited from them. In this issue we welcome Dr. Mainland's “Statistical Ward Rounds” to CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS, for now the select group is being expanded to include the readership of this JOURNAL.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969
Only rarely does a physician prove himself to be a gifted poet. Kenneth Dale Beernink, with a slender posthumous volume of verse, has unquestionably joined that select group. He died in his 30th year, not long after finishing his hospital training.
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Only rarely does a physician prove himself to be a gifted poet. Kenneth Dale Beernink, with a slender posthumous volume of verse, has unquestionably joined that select group. He died in his 30th year, not long after finishing his hospital training.
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