Linking epidemiology, biostatistics and animal welfare science

F. Mata

doi:10.30972/vet.3326186

Autores/as

F. Mata Instituto Politécnico de Viana do Castelo. Center for Research in Agri-Food Systems and Sustainability

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30972/vet.3326186

Palabras clave:

Bioestadística, Labor colaborativa, Epidemiología, Multidisciplinariedad

Resumen

Diferentes técnicas epidemiológicas y enfoques bioestadísticos se ubican en un contexto científico de bienestar animal, en una diversidad de especies y entornos, con referencia a una variedad de estudios proporcionados como ejemplos de referencia. La epidemiología es especialmente importante en la ciencia del bienestar animal, ya que permite el uso de entornos complejos fuera del contexto de laboratorio utilizando modelos que tienen en cuenta factores aleatorios. También es importante en la introducción de técnicas estandarizadas que permitan la síntesis de evidencia.

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