Neuroepidemiology: From Principles to Practice

Neuroepidemiology is the epidemiologic study of neurological conditions. This fine text provides a comprehensive and accessible overview of research methods for conducting epidemiologic and clinical research on these conditions. It is aimed at neurologists, epidemiologists and public health
professionals, as well as students of these disciplines. The book has three parts, each emphasizing the unique aspects of studying neurologic disorders. The first focuses on classic principles of epidemiologic and clinical research, including study design, sources of study bias, and methods for
assessing the role of environmental and genetic factors in neurologic disorders. The second part covers each of the major neurologic disorders, with an emphasis of the methodologic aspects of studying these disorders and discussion of future research directions. The third part is devoted to
clinical and translational research methods, including the design and conduct of clinical trials and prognostic studies, as well as the principles of health services research and evidence-based medicine. This textbook will give neurologists, epidemiologists, and their students the foundation for
conducting rigorous epidemiologic and clinical research on neurologic disorders.


Author: Lorene M. Nelson
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Published: 11/27/2003
Pages: 480
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 2.63lbs
Size: 10.28h x 7.12w x 1.28d
ISBN: 9780195133790

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