Digital Literacy Research: A Scientometric Mapping over the Past 22 Years

Purnomo, Agung; Sari, Yanuarita Kusuma Permata; Firdaus, Mega; Anam, Fatkul; Royidah, Elsa

doi:10.1109/icimtech50083.2020.9211267

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“…Studies have shown that the digital divide is persistent [39][40][41] , meaning that chasm between those who have access to technologies and the digital literacy to work them, and those who do not, remains a challenge for cardiovascular researchers and practitioners who care for people with CVD. From this review, we saw that research central to digital health in cardiovascular care was conducted in the context of high-income countries only, similar to telemedicine 42 and digital literacy research 43 . We also observed that there is not a large amount of research being conducted in some minority populations (e.g culturally diverse, disability, low-income).…”

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The evolution of digital health technologies in cardiovascular disease research

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When implemented in practice, digital technologies have shown improvements in morbidity and mortality outcomes in patients with cardiovascular disease (CVD). For scholars, research into digital technologies in cardiovascular care has been relatively recent, thus it is important to understand the history of digital health technology in cardiovascular research—its emergence, rate of growth, hot topics, and its temporal evolution. The aim of this study was to analyse more than 16,000 articles in this domain based on their scientometric indicators. Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection was accessed and searched at several levels, including titles, abstracts, keywords, authors, sources and individual articles. Analysis examined the temporal shifts in research and scholarly focus based on keywords, networks of collaboration, topical divisions in relation to digital technologies, and influential publications. Findings showed this research area is growing exponentially. Co-citation analysis revealed twenty prominent research streams and identified variation in the magnitude of activities in each stream. A recent emergence of research activities in digital technology in cardiovascular rehabilitation (CR), out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), and arrythmia research was also demonstrated. Conversely, wearable technologies, activity tracking and electronic medical records research are now past their peak of reported research activity. With increasing amounts of novel technologies becoming available and more patients taking part in remote health care monitoring, further evaluation and research into digital technologies, including their long-term effectiveness, is needed. Furthermore, emerging technologies, which are evaluated and/or validated should be considered for implementation into clinical practice as treatment and prevention modalities for CVD.

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“…Spain was the most productive country, accounting for 38% of all contributions to digital competence in the educational sphere. Purnomo et al (2020) carried out a scientometric study of digital literacy research internationally indexed by Scopus over the past 22 years. As per this study, the most productive author was Marsh, J., who published 11 articles, and the United States was the most productive country in digital literacy research with 735 articles.…”

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Mapping of Global literature on Digital Divide in Education: A Scientometrics Analysis Based on Scopus Database

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“…Pendidikan sangat penting bagi kemajuan bangsa Indonesia (Irawan et al, 2018). Para pelajar nusantara perlu untuk senantiasa belajar menggunakan literasi modern yaitu literasi data atau literasi digital (Purnomo et al, 2020).…”

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Digital Literacy Research: A Scientometric Mapping over the Past 22 Years

Cited by 14 publications

References 13 publications

The evolution of digital health technologies in cardiovascular disease research

The evolution of digital health technologies in cardiovascular disease research

Mapping of Global literature on Digital Divide in Education: A Scientometrics Analysis Based on Scopus Database

Metode Pembelajaran Picture and Picture untuk Peningkatan Kualitas Belajar Anak Bangsa

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