Bibliometric Analysis of Nursing Informatics Research

Liu, Jialin; Liu, Siru; Shi, Qingke; Wang, Miye

doi:10.3233/shti210661

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“…The centrality of nodes with circles is greater than 0.1, and the thicker the circle, the greater the centrality, where centrality is an important indicator used to determine the evolutionary process of the discipline and predict the development trend of the discipline, and the higher the centrality indicates the importance of the discipline’s development process. [ 17 ] The top 3 countries with higher centrality in this study are the United States (a centrality of 0.26), Sweden (a centrality of 0.24), and Canada (a centrality of 0.16).…”

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Fertility concerns in cancer patients: a bibliometric analysis via CiteSpace: A review

Shen,

Jiang,

Lin

et al. 2023

Medicine

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Fertility concerns are a pervasive issue but very subtle in patients with cancer. Though various studies have focused on fertility concerns, limited research endeavor has been dedicated to bibliometric analysis. Given this, to visually analyze the hot frontier trends of research related to fertility concerns of patients with cancer using CiteSpace and provide new insights for future research in this field using the bibliometric method. We used CiteSpace software to retrieve the literature related to fertility concerns of patients with cancer in the Web of Science core collection database from the year of establishment to 2022 and conducted visual analysis in terms of authors, countries and regions, research institutions, and keywords. The search resulted in 201 valid articles, and the annual publication volume of literature related to fertility concerns in patients with cancer was generally on the rise; the country with the most publications was the United States, which also had the highest influence; the main research institution was Sloan Kettleson Cancer Research Center; the core research scholar was Jessica R. Gorman; the research hotspots mainly centered on quality of survival, women, survivorship, preservation, breast cancer, adolescence, and infertility. The results of this bibliometric study provide the current status and trends in the fertility concerns of patients with cancer and may help researchers identify the hotspots and frontier trends in this field.

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Fertility concerns in cancer patients: a bibliometric analysis via CiteSpace: A review

Shen,

Jiang,

Lin

et al. 2023

Medicine

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“…The rise in the number of publications in the field of alveolar ridge augmentation has further elevated the significance of bibliometric analysis in this domain. This analytical approach aids not only in assessing the overall growth rate within the field but also in identifying specific subtopics of research, most cited studies, and influential researchers [10,11]. Moreover, valuable insights such as the extent of leadership assumed by different countries in this field and the prominent journals serving as publication platforms can be derived through this analysis [12].…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Alveolar Ridge Augmentation over the Last 20 Years

Yıldız

2023

Eur J Ther

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Objective: This study aims to provide insights into the evolution and trends of academic efforts in the field of alveolar ridge augmentation through a bibliometric analysis. The objective is to assist researchers interested in future work within this domain by identifying potential areas of exploration and contributing to the field's advancement. Methods: The bibliometric analysis encompasses publications related to alveolar ridge augmentation between 2000 and 2023, sourced from the Web of Science Core Collection database. The analysis involves various metrics and visualization tools, including Citespace, VOSviewer, and Biblioshiny, to evaluate publication patterns, journal analyses, country analyses, reference analyses, and keyword analyses. Results: The analysis of 3,477 publications revealed a logistic growth pattern with an annual growth rate of 5.52%. Among the most commonly found document types were original articles, reviews, and editorial content. The journal analysis indicated the dominance of specific journals, with a small core journal group identified through Bradford's Law. The United States emerged as a leader in terms of publication and citation counts. Co-citation clustering unveiled evidence-based topics and the progression of research trends. Conclusion: This bibliometric analysis sheds light on the trajectory of academic contributions in the field of alveolar ridge augmentation. It offers valuable insights for researchers considering future work by identifying potential areas for exploration and contributing to the field's progress.

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“…[11] Apart from its application in this context, bibliometrics is also widely used for evaluating university research capabilities or individual strengths, understanding countries or departments with strong disciplinary research capacities, identifying potential collaboration partners, conducting institutional evaluations, and identifying talent. [12,13] In the realm of nurses' psychological resilience, previous researchers have expounded upon the current research landscape extensively. Nonetheless, there was a scarcity of comprehensive overviews that encompass the distinctive temporal period of the COVID-19 pandemic, for example, what important research hotspots, research directions, authoritative authors, and institutions in this special period have not been objectively confirmed.…”

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Knowledge graph analysis of research on nurses’ psychological resilience

Liu,

Yi,

Yuan

et al. 2024

Medicine

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In recent years, a surge in literature on psychological nurse resilience, largely driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, has prompted the need for a comprehensive understanding of the current state and emerging trends through reliable methodologies. The purpose of this study was to analyzes the research on nurses’ psychological resilience through bibliometrics to understand the current situation, foundation, and hotspot of this research field. The Web of Science core collection database was used as the search source, and CiteSpace analysis software was employed to conduct bibliometric analysis on authors, countries, institutions, keywords, and references of nurse psychological resilience-related literature published from the establishment of the database to July 11, 2023. A total of 1060 articles were included in the final analysis. The study of nurses’ psychological resilience had been highly popular and had formed a new and important research basis in recent years. China and the United States led in the number of publications and centrality respectively, with Monash Univ and Curtin Univ as top institutions in the number of publications and centrality respectively. The authors with the highest number of publications and the most frequently cited were Rees and Connor Km respectively. The most frequently cited article was Factors Associated with Mental Health Outcomes Among Health Care Workers Exposed to Coronavirus Disease 2019 published by Lai, JB, etc. Important key keywords included mental health, resilience, stress, health, outbreak, acute respiratory syndrome, etc. The research topics in this field mainly focused on 4 aspects, including nurses’ mental health, post-traumatic stress disorder, job burnout and job satisfaction, and intervention research on psychological resilience. The results of bibliometric analysis provide direct support for future scholars to explore and determine the research direction, hot spots, and find authoritative authors and institutions. At the moment, nurses’ psychological resilience research has established a new foundation, primarily focusing on COVID-19-related topics. Given the potential prolonged coexistence of COVID-19 and other diseases, the main research focus remains innovating and validating effective psychological resilience intervention strategies for nurses’ overall well-being.

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Bibliometric Analysis of Nursing Informatics Research

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Fertility concerns in cancer patients: a bibliometric analysis via CiteSpace: A review

Fertility concerns in cancer patients: a bibliometric analysis via CiteSpace: A review

Bibliometric Analysis of Alveolar Ridge Augmentation over the Last 20 Years

Knowledge graph analysis of research on nurses’ psychological resilience

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