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Using and Understanding Medical Statistics, David E. Matthews and Vernon T. Farewell. Basel; New York: Karger, 1985, 200 pp.

C. Sius has contributed an interesting article about the importance of organizational frameworks for supporting continuing ethical training, and stresses that a university clinic must be "educational." She demonstrates how a hospital dedicated to the belief that ethical goals are crucial to nursing can build up an organization to support ethical development. This book is recommended not only for nurses, but for anyone who supports the development of nursing science and practice.