About the book

Practice of Medical Statistics and Research Methodology provides a practical introduction to the statistical principles and research methods essential in medical and health sciences. It explains how to plan and design scientific research systematically. The book covers data collection, classification, presentation, and interpretation in a clear and accessible manner. It introduces important statistical concepts and their applications in medical research. Various research designs, sampling methods, and methods of data analysis are discussed. Emphasis is placed on selecting appropriate statistical tests and interpreting research findings accurately. The book also addresses hypothesis testing, evidence-based research, and scientific reporting. Practical examples help readers connect theoretical concepts with real-world medical research. It is useful for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and healthcare professionals. Overall, the book serves as a practical guide for conducting, analyzing, and reporting quality medical research.