PEMILIHAN UJI STATISTIK KEDOKTERAN
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PEMILIHAN UJI STATISTIK KEDOKTERANSynopsis
Buku ajar ini disusun sebagai respons terhadap tantangan fundamental yang dihadapi oleh para peneliti, klinisi, dan mahasiswa di bidang kedokteran dasar (Kedokteran) maupun kedokteran klinik, yaitu pemilihan uji statistik yang tepat untuk menganalisis data penelitian. Di era kedokteran berbasis bukti atau evidence-based medicine, kemampuan untuk menerjemahkan data mentah menjadi bukti ilmiah yang valid tidak lagi menjadi keahlian khusus seorang biostatistikawan, melainkan sebuah kompetensi inti bagi setiap insan medis. Kesalahan dalam memilih metode analisis tidak hanya berisiko menghasilkan kesimpulan yang keliru, tetapi juga dapat mendelegitimasi seluruh upaya penelitian, bahkan berpotensi membahayakan keselamatan pasien jika diterapkan dalam praktik klinis. Urgensi penguasaan materi ini semakin meningkat seiring dengan kompleksitas desain riset modern dan volume data yang terus bertambah.
Tujuan utama dari penulisan buku ini adalah untuk menyediakan panduan yang sistematis, logis, dan aplikatif bagi pembaca dalam menavigasi lanskap uji statistik. Buku ini dirancang untuk menjembatani kesenjangan antara pemahaman teoretis tentang statistik dan aplikasinya dalam konteks penelitian Kedokteran yang nyata. Dengan alur yang terstruktur, mulai dari konsep dasar hingga analisis multivariat lanjutan, pembaca akan dibimbing untuk membangun kerangka berpikir analitis. Kerangka ini memungkinkan mereka untuk mengidentifikasi pertanyaan penelitian, mengenali jenis data, memahami asumsi yang mendasari setiap uji, dan pada akhirnya, membuat keputusan metodologis yang dapat dipertanggungjawaban secara ilmiah. Buku ini diharapkan dapat menjadi sumber daya esensial yang memberdayakan peneliti untuk menghasilkan karya ilmiah yang tidak hanya signifikan secara statistik, tetapi juga relevan secara klinis
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PRAKATA
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KATA PENGANTAR
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DAFTAR ISI
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BAB 01 PENGANTAR STATISTIKA DALAM RISET KEDOKTERAN
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BAB 02 DISTRIBUSI DATA DAN UJI NORMALITAS
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BAB 03 STATISTIK PARAMETRIK VS NON-PARAMETRIK
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BAB 04 UJI KOMPARATIF DUA KELOMPOK (DATA NUMERIK)
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BAB 05 UJI KOMPARATIF LEBIH DARI DUA KELOMPOK (ANOVA)
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BAB 06 ANALISIS DATA KATEGORIK (CHI-SQUARE)
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BAB 07 ANALISIS KORELASI DAN ASOSIASI
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BAB 08 ANALISIS REGRESI LINIER
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BAB 09 REGRESI LOGISTIK DALAM KEDOKTERAN
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BAB 10 ANALISIS SURVIVAL (KETAHANAN HIDUP)
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BAB 11 ANALISIS VALIDITAS DAN RELIABILITAS INSTRUMEN
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BAB 12 ANALISIS MULTIVARIAT LANJUTAN (PENGANTAR)
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BAB 13 PELAPORAN HASIL STATISTIK DAN INTERPRETASI JURNAL
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BAB 14 WORKSHOP SOFTWARE STATISTIK (SPSS/R/ STATA)
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GLOSARIUM
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REFERENSI
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PROFIL PENULIS
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