Overview:

The living maps consist of research articles on What Works to Address Health Inequalities in Primary Care. 

 Using this map:

All records in the living maps have been manually tagged (or ‘coded’) to help identify key topics around addressing health inequalities in primary care. The size of the circles in 'bubble view' represents the number of records within the cell. The varying colours in the cells represent the type of research articles available in the map. Click on a bubble to view details of the studies in a particular topic area.

Exploring the data:

To explore a topic further, open up the tags on the left. Use the Frequencies function (below) to explore subcategories of these topics.

To see interactions between topics, including interactions between subcategories, select these as the axes for a map/crosstab. This allows you to look for studies covering multiple areas of disadvantage.

Submitting a study:

The evidence maps are updated regularly. However if you find an article that you think should be included please email us (contact@heec.co.uk).