Applying statistical process control to clinical data: an illustration.

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Who cites it

6 citing papers in PubMed.

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3. Visual inspection of data revisited: Do the eyes still have it?The Behavior analyst · 1998
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4. A critique of the usefulness of inferential statistics in applied behavior analysis.The Behavior analyst · 1998
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5. Using statistical process control to make data-based clinical decisions.Journal of applied behavior analysis · 1995
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6. W. Edwards Deming, quality analysis, and total behavior management.The Behavior analyst · 1994
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