《principal of medical statistics》 by Alvan R. Feinstein, M.D.

1  Introduction
2  Formation, Expression, and Coding of Data
Part I  Evaluating a Single Group of Data
3  Central Index of a Group
4  Indexes of  Inner Location
5  Inner Zones and Spreads
6  Probabilities and Standardized Indexes
7  Confidence  Intervals and Stability: Means and Medians
8  Confidence Intervals and Stability: Binary Proportions
9  Communication and Display of Univariate Data
Part II  Comparing Two Groups of Data
10  Quantitative Contrasts: The Magnitude of Distinctions
11  Testing Stochastic Hypotheses
12  Permutation Rearrangements: Fisher Exact and Pitman-Welch Tests
13  Parametric Sampling: Z and t Tests
14  Chi-Square Test and Evaluation of Two Proportions
15  Non-Parametric Rank Tests
16  Interpretations and Displays for Two-Group Contrasts
17  Special Arrangements  for Rates and Proportions
Part III  Evaluating Associations
18  Principles of Associations
19  Evaluating Trends
20  Evaluating Concordances
21  Evaluating “Conformity” and Marker Tests
22  Survival and Longitudinal Analysis
Part IV  Additional Activities
23  Alternative Hypotheses and Statistical “Power”
24  Testing  for “Equivalence”
25  Multiple Stochastic Testing
26  Stratifications, Matchings, and “Adjustments”
27  Indexes of Categorical Association
28  Non-Targeted Analyses
29  Analysis of Variance
References
Answers  to Exercises