Abstract Background and Objectives Different methods to examine research gaps have
been described, but there are still no standard methods for identifying, prioritizing, or …

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In 2014, Sightsavers developed the first evidence gap map (EGM) to assess the extent and
quality of review-level evidence on cataract relevant to low-and middle-income countries …

Objective We sought to understand the extent to which Cochrane Eyes and Vision
systematic reviews of interventions for cataract, and primary studies, consider equity. Study …

As a high-impact pedagogical practice, study abroad is frequently utilized as an
internationalization strategy to build post-secondary students' global competence, but the …

Objective: Health equity is defined as the absence of unequal and avoidable factors in
health differences among populations. Several add-on treatments have been suggested for …

Well-defined, systematic, and transparent processes to identify health research gaps, needs,
and priorities are vital to ensuring that available funds target areas with the greatest potential …

Evidence gap maps (EGMs) are a visual tool for presenting the state of evidence in
particular thematic areas relevant to international development, with the aim of providing …

Visual impairment is a global health problem, with an estimated 233 million people affected,
including 39 million who are blind.[1, 2] Around 65% of blindness and 76% of moderate and …

The overall topic area of methods to identify and display gaps in health research is still not
well established, also there is no standard definition for the term “research gaps” nor …