Gaps
A gap is a question that matters for people with dementia and those who care for them, which few or no studies in this map have answered. They were found by coding every paper by dementia type, care setting, topic and how seizures were found.
The gaps at a glance
Grouped by theme. The dots show how much research addresses each one. Tap a gap to read about it.
Called for, but not done
For each gap, how many papers in the map call for this research in their future-research sections, and how many studies have actually done it.
Each row pairs a gap with the matching theme in the papers’ future-research sections. Gaps with no matching theme are not shown.
Each gap in detail
Grouped by theme. Open a gap to see the evidence behind it and a ready-made citation for proposals and papers.
Explore by dementia type
How many studies of people with dementia cover each topic, care setting or DSS domain for one dementia type. Choose a bar to see its papers.
Each DSS domain name opens its field guide on the Seagull Health site.