Abstract

Objective To understand the evolution of health management research in China and 5-year development of Chinese Journal of Health Management. Methods A total of 657 articles published in Chinese Journal of Health Management over the past 5 years were analyzed by using CiteSpace Ⅱ from the aspects of authors, organizations and fundings respectively. Results About 1933 authors and 625 organizations contributed to the publication of 657 articles.Every published article had 3 authors on average.Health management presented in 24% article titles.Fifty-four authors showed more than 4 publications or a centrality of more than 0.HUANG Jian-shi, WU Liu-xin and ZENG Qiang showed higher productivity and centrality and cooperated well with BAI Shu-zhong, TIAN Jing-fa and HAN Jing.WANG Pei-yu and DU Bing constituted their own collaboration team respectively.Authors with higher productivities were mainly from Institute of Aviation Medicine, Peking University Health Science Center, Beijing Physical Examination Center and Peking Union Medical College.Papers financially supported by national, provincial and other funding were increased over time. Conclusion Over half of publications presented in Chinese Journal of Health Management are directly related to health management, many of which are written by well-known scholars.Taking Chinese Journal of Health Management as a platform, some research teams make important contribution to promoting the development of health management. Key words: Bibliometrics; Pictorial works; Periodocals; CiteSpace Ⅱ

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