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This chapter focused on population-based quantitative One Health study designs with emphasis on planning of field studies. Selected examples on joint surveys, then on practical information for planning a field study design were presented. This chapter concludes on the advantages of One Health study designs as well as on the possible constraints for their implementation given that there are only a few One Health studies to date.
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