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Publications by Thomas A. Lang

Publications: Books and Book Chapters

Lang T. Common statistical errors in scientific articles.  In: European Association of Science Editors.  Science Editors’ Handbook. Surrey, England: European Association of Science Editors, 2003;2-3.1, 1-4.
Lang T. Rinsho kenkyu ni okeru toukei houkoku no shikata [How to report statistics in clinical research].  In: Harrison B, Barron JP, Kobayashi H, Harrison E, editors.  Igaku eigo komyunikeshon 2: Ronbun no kakikata – ouyouhen [Medical English Communication, volume 2. How to Write a Research Paper (Applied Skills)]. Tokyo: Asakura Shoten, 2003;281-92.
Lang T. Statistics for medical writers and editors.  In: American Medical Writers Association.  Selected Workshops in Biomedical Communication, vol 3.   Bethesda, MD: American Medical Writers Association, 2001.
Goodkin DE, Lang T. Standardized reporting of randomized controlled multiple sclerosis clinical trials.   In: Rudick R, Goodkin DE, editors.  Multiple Sclerosis: Experimental and Applied Therapeutics.  London: Martin Dunitz Publishers, 1999.
Lang T, Talerico C. Improving comprehension: theories and research findings.  In: American Medical Writers Association.  Selected Workshops in Biomedical Communication, vol, 2.  Bethesda, MD: American Medical Writers Association, 1997.
Lang T, Secic M. How to Report Statistics in Medicine: Annotated Guidelines for Authors, Editors, and Reviewers.  Philadelphia: American College of Physicians, 1997.  360 pages.  Reprinted in English for distribution within China in 1998 and translated into Chinese in 2001.   Second edition, 2006. 450 pages.
Lang T. Preparing Patient Education Handouts.  In: American Medical Writers Association.  Selected Workshops in Biomedical Communication.   Bethesda, MD: American Medical Writers Association, 1994.
Reed R, Lang T. Health Behaviors.  St. Paul: West Publishing Co., First Edition, 1982; Second Edition, 1987.  A college text on personal health; 600 pages and an instructor's manual.
Lang T. An Overview of Proposal Development: A Guide for the Faculty at California State University, Chico.  The Graduate School, CSU Chico, 1989.
Lang T. A brief history of jujutsu.  In: Musser D, Lang T.  Jujitsu: Techniques and Tactics.  Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 1999. Translated into Chinese and Russian in 2005. 196 pages.
Lang T, Zier D.  The Japanese Short Staff.  Burbank: Unique Publishing Co., 1985.  100 pages.
Lang T.  The Stick and Cane in Close Combat: Joint Locks, Takedowns, and Surprise Attacks. Orange, California: Unique Publications/Action Pursuit Group, 2006. 300 pages.
   

 

Publications: Articles

Publications: Articles
Lang T. Documenting research in scientific articles: guidelines for authors.  1. Reporting research designs and activities. Chest 2006;130:1263-68. Invited article.
Lang T Documenting research in scientific articles: guidelines for authors.  2. Reporting hypothesis tests.  Chest, in press. Invited article.
Lang T. Documenting research in scientific articles: guidelines for authors.  3. Reporting multivariate analyses.  Chest, in press. Invited article.
Lang T. How we became medical writers: survey responses of AMWA Members. AMWA Journal, in press
Lang T. How to write an article for publication in a Western scientific journal: advice for Asian authors from an American medical  writer.  Chinese J Evidence-Based Med 2005;5:404-7.
Lang T. Tips for using commas. Cancer On-Line: http://www.lifescience.co.jp/~itoh/ccoimage [Japanese  website], 2005.
Lang T. Tips for writing English sentences. Cancer On-Line: http://www.lifescience.co.jp/~itoh/ccoimage
[Japanese  website], 2005.
Lang T. Sources of ambiguity in English writing. Cancer On-Line: http://www.lifescience.co.jp/~itoh/ccoimage
[Japanese  website], 2005.
Lang T. Striking out with readability formulas.  AMWA J 2004;19:95-6. [Invited article]
Lang T. Systematic reviews as research assignments for training physicians.  Acad Med 2004;79:1067-72 
Lang T. Twenty statistical errors even YOU can find in biomedical research articles.  Croatian Med J 2004;45:361-70.
Lang T, Hodge P, Olson V, Romano P, Kravitz R. Nurse-patient ratios and patient, nurse employee, and hospital outcomes: a systematic review.  JONA 2004;34:326-37
Lang T. Guidelines for reporting statistics in biomedical research. Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 2003: www.medizin.uni-koeln.de/kliniken/augenklinik/graefe.html.
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 7: Common errors in conclusions.  AMWA J 2006;21:17-8. [Invited article]

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Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 6: errors in research designs.  AMWA J 2005;20:112-5. [Invited article]
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 5: errors in reports of diagnostic tests.  AMWA J 2005;20:10-1. [Invited article]
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 4: errors in correlation and regression analysis.  AMWA J 2005;20:10-1. [Invited article]
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 3: errors in data displays.  AMWA J 2004;19:9-11. [Invited article]
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 2: errors in multivariate analysis and in interpreting differences between groups.  AMWA J 2003;18:103-7. [Invited article]  Reprinted in The ATA (American Translators Association) Journal 2005;34:43-7.
Lang T. Common statistical errors even YOU can find, Part 1: errors in descriptive statistics and in interpreting probability values.  AMWA J 2003;18: 67-71. [Invited article] Reprinted in The ATA (American Translators Association) Journal 2004;33.
Lang T. Quality assurance for pharmaceutical documents.  Jpn Pharmacol Ther 2002;30:837-43.
Lang T. Editing and proofreading pharmaceutical writing.  Jpn Pharmacol Ther 2002;30:845-9.
Lang T. How to stay out of bars (why dot charts are better than bar charts).  AMWA J 2002;17(3):27-9.
Lang T. Collaborative review of editing and writing (CREW): a method for training medical writers and editors.  AMWA J 2002;17(1):23-4.
Lang T. Mentor-guided analytical thinking (MAT): a method for training medical writers and editors.  AMWA J 2002;17(1):26-7.
Lau J, Ioannidis JP, Balk E, Milch C, Chew P, Terrin N, Lang TA, Salem D, Wong JB. Evaluation of technologies for identifying acute cardiac ischemia in emergency departments. Evid Rep Technol Assess 2000;26:1-4.
Altman DG, Schulz KF, Moher D, Egger  M, Davidoff F, Elbourne D, Gøtzsche PC, Lang TA, for the CONSORT Group. The revised CONSORT statement for reporting randomized trials: explanation and elaboration.  Ann  Intern Med 2001;134:663-94.
Altman DG, Schulz KF, Moher D, Egger M, Davidoff F, Elbourne D, Gøtzsche PC, Lang TA, for the CONSORT Group.  The CONSORT statement: revised recommendations for improving the quality of parallel-group randomized trials. Ann Intern Med 2001;134:657-62; Lancet 2001;357:1191-4; JAMA 2001;285:1987-91.
Lang T.  Masking or blinding?  An unscientific survey of mostly medical journal editors on the great debate.  (A Not Brief Enough Report) [serial online] Med Gen Med March 13, 2000.   [Invited article]
Lang T. A curriculum for biomedical writing and editing.  CBE Views 1999;22(1):3-5.
Lang T. CONSORTing with a QUOROM of MOOSES: what it takes to report medical research.  AMWA J 1997;12(3):2-5.
Lang T. Productivity measurements of a clinic-based medical editing service. AMWA J 1997; 12(1):6-14.
Lang T. Physical and processing characteristics of manuscripts submitted for author's editing.  CBE Views.  1996;19(5):111-5.
Lang T. Why medical writers should learn about statistics: the n's do justify the means.  AMWA J 1994;9(2):45-50.
Lang T. Medical journals: an overview of the industry.  AMWA J 1989;4(2):26-32.
Lang T. The effects of word processing on the writing process.  AMWA J 1989;4(4):14-7.
Lang T. The technology of writing: a brief history of the alphabet.  AMWA J 1988;3(4):8-12.
Lang T.  A technical writing laboratory: the puzzle exercise. Tech Writing Teach 1988;25(2):132-7.
Lang T.  Technical writing is not one of the humanities.  AMWA J 1987;2(5):3-8.
Lang T. Katsu: traditional Japanese resuscitation techniques.  Ann Emerg Med 1984;1:40-4.
   

 

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