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Health Measurement Scales A Practical Guide To Their Development And Use 3nd Ed David L Streiner Geoffrey R Norman

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Health Measurement Scales A Practical Guide To Their Development And Use 3nd Ed David L Streiner Geoffrey R Norman
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
File Extension: CHM
File size: 1.73 MB
Author: David L Streiner; Geoffrey R Norman
ISBN: 9780192626370, 9780192626707, 019262637X, 0192626701
Language: English
Year: 2003
Edition: 3nd ed

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Health Measurement Scales A Practical Guide To Their Development And Use 3nd Ed David L Streiner Geoffrey R Norman by David L Streiner; Geoffrey R Norman 9780192626370, 9780192626707, 019262637X, 0192626701 instant download after payment.

The second edition of the only practical guide for clinicians developing tools to measure subjective states, attitudes, and other 'non-tangible' outcomes in their patients has been thoroughly revised to incorporate all the latest research results. New to this edition are a chapter on ethics and a discussion of reliability and generalizability theory. The authors offer an overview of both the theory and the practical applications of health measurement scales, and offer the reader a methodical, step-by-step guidance to the development of their own scales. These features combine to provide the most up-to-date guide to measurement scale development available. Written in a concise and intelligible style, it enables both experienced researchers and novices to develop accurate, sensitive and easy-to-use measurement scales of their own. This is an essential book for anyone who uses or would like to use rating scales in their clinical practice

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