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(2024). A biblometric and visualized analysis of safety culture research in healthcare during 1997-2015. 生物医学大数据, 4(4), 70-86.
MANLI WANG. (2024). A biblometric and visualized analysis of safety culture research in healthcare during 1997-2015. Biomedical Data Science, 4(4), 70-86..
(2024). A biblometric and visualized analysis of safety culture research in healthcare during 1997-2015. 生物医学大数据, 4(4), 70-86. DOI： 10.47297/wspbdsWSP2752-630512.20240404.
MANLI WANG. (2024). A biblometric and visualized analysis of safety culture research in healthcare during 1997-2015. Biomedical Data Science, 4(4), 70-86.. DOI： 10.47297/wspbdsWSP2752-630512.20240404.
Safety culture research literature in healthcare has increased rapidly in last two decades
but there is no research to provide a macroscopic overview of this field. This bibliometric and visualized analysis was conducted based on Web of Science database to explore the characteristics of safety culture research. A bibliometric approach
along with CiteSpace software
was used to quantitatively and visually analyze the document type and language
publication trend
subject categories
journals
authors
countries
institutes
high-frequent citation articles and keywords in healthcare safety culture from 1997 to 2015. Meanwhile
the co-network and burst detection were also used to trace popular topics and frontiers in healthcare safety culture research. The amount of healthcare safety culture articles per year has a solid development in recent years. We identified the mainstream subject categories
core journals
productive first authors
leading countries and institutions
and their co-network relationship in healthcare safety culture research. There was an uneven distribution and poor collaboration of articles at authorial
institutional
and national levels. Except the search terms
the hottest keywords appearing in the articles were "quality"
"management"
"adverse events"
"outcomes"
"performance"
and "teamwork". There were 22 burst terms concerning safety culture research in healthcare. The subject categories of "Health care sciences services"
"Nursing" and "Health policy services" play a key role in safety culture research both in production and in the networks. "BMJ Quality and Safety" is the core journal of safety culture research. The USA and its institutions play a dominant role in the production
collaboration
citations and high quality articles in healthcare safety culture field. The research frontiers in healthcare safety culture research involve "children health"
"infection control"
"patient safety"
"events/errors"
"quality"
"management"
"intensive-care units"
"measurement"
and "strategy".
Safety culture researchHealthcareWeb of scienceCiteSpacebiblometric analysis
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