Authors: Margaret B. Liu, Kate Davis, Margaret Liu
Bridging the gap between the theory and design of clinical trials, this practical book covers statistical and clinical interpretations of data and the process of
conducting clinical trials. The first half of the manual provides the historical framework, rules and regulations, definitions, and necessary
oversight of clinical trials. The remaining chapters focus on how clinical trials are conducted and emphasize the practical application of the information presented in the first half. The authors have pulled together information relating to the pragmatic conduct of clinical trials and organized all of it into a single, invaluable volume.
