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Sample size calculations for the design of health studies: a review of key concepts for non-statisticians
2012
NSW Public Health Bulletin
Sample size calculations before conducting a health study or clinical trial are important to provide evidence that the proposed study is capable of detecting real associations between study factors. This review aims to clarify statistical issues related to the calculation of sample sizes and is illustrated with an example of a recent study design to improve health outcomes related to water and sewage in NSW Aboriginal communities. The effect of power, significance level and effect size on
doi:10.1071/nb11017
pmid:23043746
fatcat:aeiows4qgvhxpkp4ss3ih2rfmm