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Fechado: marzo 2019

Autores: Carlos Barahona , Dave Mills , Emily Nevitt

A two-minute animated video explaining the difference between studies that aim to estimate characteristics of a population and studies to compare interventions. Originally created for UNHCR as part of the FAQ section to support use of the Sampling Decision Assistant Tool.

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Studies to estimate characteristics of a population VS studies to compare interventions.mp4

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