Introduction
An understanding of basic statistical concepts allows doctors to correctly interpret the results of tests, critically assess medical marketing and advertising material, as well as understand the limitations of data presented to them.
Abstracts of the 6th meeting of the South West ENT academic meeting Royal United Hospital Bath, - June 2010
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