identifying gaps

What Are Common Types of Gaps?

Epidemiological gaps can be broadly categorized into several types:
Data Gaps: Lack of comprehensive data on specific populations, diseases, or health outcomes.
Knowledge Gaps: Incomplete understanding of disease mechanisms, risk factors, and transmission dynamics.
Methodological Gaps: Limitations in research methods, study designs, or analytical techniques.
Intervention Gaps: Insufficient evidence on the effectiveness of interventions or preventive measures.
Policy Gaps: Inadequate policies or guidelines to address emerging health challenges.

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