Max and Lynn. 2003. Interactive Textbook of Clinical Symptom Research

Chapter 1: The Design of Clinical Trials for Treatment of Pain
Chapter 2: Development of a Clinical Trial
Chapter 3: Methods for Clinical Research in Constipation
Chapter 4: The Psychology of Patient Decision Making
Chapter 5: Delirium Research Questions
Chapter 6: Within-patient studies: Cross-over Trials and n-of-1 Studies
Chapter 7: Selected Qualitative Methods
Chapter 8: Statistical Models for Prognostication
Chapter 9: Fatigue
Chapter 10: Evaluating Health Care Systems
Chapter 11: Chemotherapy-Related Nausea & Vomiting
Chapter 12: Clinical Economics
Chapter 13: Learning from Quality Improvement in Healthcare Systems
Chapter 14: Tools for Decision Making
Chapter 15: Challenges to the Study of Insomnia and Sleep Loss
Chapter 16: Somatization and Symptoms Evaluation
Chapter 17: Oral Mucositis
Chapter 18: Using Administrative Data to Study Hospice Care
Chapter 19: Epidemiology of Symptoms in Advanced Illness
Chapter 20: Secondary Analysis of Large Survey Databases
Chapter 21: Human Experimental Pain Models
Chapter 22: Clinical Trials in Temporomandibular Disorders
Chapter 23: Dyspnea
Chapter 24: Assessing Desirability of Outcomes States for Medical Decision Making and Cost-effectiveness Analysis
Chapter 25: Neural Mechanisms of Cardiac Pain
Chapter 26: Studying the Epidemiology of Temporomandibular Disorders
Chapter 27: Dry Mouth and Salivary Gland Dysfunction