Keyword Trends Research Articles

Research trends on lymphedema after mastectomy for breast cancer patients from 2000 to 2023: a scientometric analysis

BackgroundBreast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL) is a common and debilitating complication following breast cancer treatment. Despite its significant impact on patients’ quality of life, bibliometric analyses focusing on BCRL are scarce. This study aims to explore global research trends on BCRL from 2000 to 2023, identify existing knowledge gaps, and highlight emerging focus areas through a bibliometric approach.MethodsA comprehensive search was conducted using the Web of Science (WOS) database to retrieve literature published between January 2000 and November 2023. Bibliometric analyses and visualizations were performed using R Studio, CiteSpace, and VOSviewer. Key data extracted included publication trends, contributing countries and institutions, leading authors, journals, research categories, and keywords. Outcome measures for analysis included the number of publications, citation counts, author productivity, and keyword co-occurrence.ResultsA total of 919 eligible publications from 52 countries and regions, 1,163 institutions, and 3,550 authors were identified. These publications appeared in 255 journals, with “Lymphology” emerging as the journal with the highest citation count. The USA was the most prolific contributor to the field. The annual number of publications demonstrated a consistent upward trend. Keyword co-occurrence analysis revealed prominent research hotspots, including “lymphedema,” “women,” “breast cancer,” “arm lymphedema,” and “quality of life.” Emerging keyword trends from 2021 to 2023 highlighted “prevention” and “validity” as pivotal research frontiers.ConclusionsThis bibliometric study highlights the growing interest in breast cancer-related lymphedema research and identifies key areas for future investigation, including prevention, diagnosis, and treatment strategies. The results underscore the need for further exploration of these emerging research areas to improve patient outcomes.

Information Literacy of University Teachers: Bibliometric Analysis with Scopus 1998 - 2023

In the context of rapid developments in information technology, the need to enhance information literacy for students and lecturers in higher education institutions has become increasingly urgent. To effectively utilize various resources and online learning tools, and engage in scientific research activities, it is essential to equip individuals with adequate professional knowledge and information skills. The primary objective of this study is to explore the evolution of scientific publications regarding the quantity, development models, and research trends related to information literacy for university lecturers. We employed bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer software and RStudio integrated with Biblioshiny to evaluate 279 articles (comprising 231 journal articles, 25 conference papers, 17 book chapters, and six books) indexed in Scopus published from 1998 to 2023. The key findings reveal that the years 2021 and 2022 saw a notable surge in research (accounting for 23.7%). The study identifies the most prominent journals publishing case studies on digital technology in education, all of which are of high quality and rank highly within Scopus categories. Furthermore, the research highlights the distribution and trends of keywords, identifying the most influential countries and organizations in the field. Furthermore, the research highlights the distribution and trends of keywords, identifying the most influential countries and organizations in the field.

Accountability and Transparency of Hajj Fund Financial Management: A Bibliometric Analysis

This paper aims to explore the accountability and transparency of Hajj fund management through bibliometric analysis and data examination. This study uses paper publication data sourced from various research journals on the theme of Hajj fund management. The data was collected within the last 10 years. As a result, there were 103 publications related to the theme of "Accountability and Transparency Hajj Funds Management" in the period 2014-2023. In addition, the development trend of Hajj funds management publications was analyzed using VOS Viewer. This research method can be described as a descriptive approach based on bibliometric analysis. The data used in this study came from Hajj fund management publications taken from the Google Scholar database. The results of the study show that some popular topics and keywords are used in this theme and have the potential to be developed further. In addition, some of the most prolific journals and authors can be used as reference considerations for researchers to further explore this topic. This study only focuses on knowing the development trend of keywords, authors and journals published on the theme of Accountability and Transparency of Hajj Fund Financial Management, thematic evolution that describes the development of keywords, then the production of top authors over time which shows the productivity of authors.

Current applications and research trends of ultrasound examination in acute kidney injury assessment: a bibliometric analysis.

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a significant clinical condition, and ultrasound examination has emerged as a crucial non-invasive imaging method for assessing kidney status, especially in its diagnosis and management. This study aims to perform a bibliometric analysis to clarify current research trends in ultrasound assessment of AKI. We conducted a literature search in the Web of Science database using keywords related to ultrasound examinations of acute kidney injury, up to November 15, 2023. The results were analyzed using the bibliometric software package in R. Relevant literature information was analyzed. A total of 1109 articles were included in the study. Research papers published between 2019 and 2024 demonstrated a significant upward trend. The United States, China, and Italy ranked as the top three countries in terms of publication volume. Among the top 10 research institutions with the highest number of publications, 6 are in the United States, with Université de Montréal being the institution with the most publications. Keyword trends focused on: resistive index, risk factors, therapy, glomerular filtration rate, survival, etc. CONCLUSION: This bibliometric study highlights the advancements in ultrasound examination for AKI and underscores the importance of such analyses in determining research trends. Future research should emphasize the integration of various imaging techniques to improve diagnostic accuracy and clinical management of AKI.

A Review on Blockchain Applications in Operational Technology for Food and Agriculture Critical Infrastructure.

The food and agriculture sector is a cornerstone of critical infrastructure (CI), underpinning global food security, public health, and economic stability. However, the increasing digitalization and connectivity of operational technologies (OTs) in this sector expose it to significant cybersecurity risks. Blockchain technology (BT) has emerged as a transformative solution for addressing these challenges by enhancing network security, traceability, and system resilience. This study presents a comprehensive review of BT applications in OT security for food and agriculture CI, employing bibliometric and content analysis methods. A total of 124 relevant articles were identified from six databases, including the Web of Science Core Collection and MEDLINE®. Bibliometric analysis was conducted across five dimensions: publication year, literature type, journal distribution, country contributions, and keyword trends. The findings are meticulously organized through tables, charts, and graphs. The year 2018 marked a surge in research within this domain, with the IEEE Internet of Things Journal and IEEE ACESS emerging as the most prolific journals, each boasting nine publications. The United States, China, and India are at the forefront in terms of journal citation counts. Our analysis determined that a reference count of 37 serves as an appropriate threshold. Otoum Safa stands out as the author with the highest number of published articles, totaling four. Keywords such as "blockchain", "internet of things", "smart contract", "security", and "critical infrastructure" appear with significant frequency. The statistics, trends, and insights gleaned from this bibliometric analysis can guide researchers in the OTCI field to forge a coherent and logical research trajectory. Content analysis further identified six key research areas within this domain: identity authentication and data verification, secure access control, attack detection and perception, data security and protection, data backup and recovery, and attack assessment and attribution. Based on these insights, a general framework is proposed to guide future research and practical applications of BT in securing OT within food and agriculture CI. This study systematically analyzes the current research landscape, challenges, and opportunities for BT in securing the OT critical to food and agriculture CI. By bridging the gap between blockchain innovations and the operational needs of the food and agriculture sector, this work contributes to advancing strategic implementation and improving the security of CI systems.

REGULATORY AND SUPERVISORY TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

This bibliometric study examines articles on Supervisory Technology (SupTech) and Regulatory Technology (RegTech). The investigation’s main focus was on author trends and keywords. The data was carefully examined from the sources indexed on Dimension.ai, where ‘SupTech’ and ‘RegTech’ were the search terms. A bibliometric map was derived using VOSviewer for bibliometric analysis and a descriptive statistical method. VOSviewer software was used to analyse the development trends of publications related to RegTech and Supertech. In recent years, there has been a sharp increase in the number of papers published on RegTech and SupTech. Various journals have tackled the subject, two of the best being “Fintech and RegTech: Impact on Regulators and Banks” by Ioannis Anagnostopoulos and “The Role of Big Data, Machine Learning, and AI in Assessing Risks: A Regulatory Perspective” by Scott W. Bauguess. The most frequently used terms include regulation, supervision, compliance, finance, and technology. Furthermore, over the past ten years, Douglas W. Arner and Simone Di Castri have authored the most articles of any authors. Challenge and Study are two of this theme’s most commonly cited keywords. Digitalisation is critical today and presents a challenge for practitioners and researchers. Academics working in RegTech and SupTech can find relevant information in this study, which gives an overview of keyword trends and the most popular scholars on the subject.

Quantifying research hotspots and trends in brucella spondylitis: a bibliometric analysis.

Human brucellosis is the most common bacterial zoonosis worldwide, with brucella spondylitis (BS) being one of its most severe forms, potentially leading to spinal deformity or paralysis. This study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current status and research trends in the BS field using bibliometric methods. Publications on BS from January 1, 1980, to March 24, 2024, were retrieved from the Web of Science database. We used Biblioshiny, VOSviewer, Scimago Graphica, CiteSpace, and Microsoft Office Excel Professional Plus 2016 to analyze publication frequency, geographic distribution, institutional affiliations, international collaborations, authorship, journal sources, keyword usage, trends, and cited references. Between January 1, 1980, and March 24, 2024, 197 publications on BS were analyzed. Turkey emerged as the leading contributor, with 62 publications, accounting for 31.47%. Weibin Sheng was the most prolific author, contributing 7 papers (3.55%). Xinjiang Medical University was the leading institution with 13 documents (6.60%). Medicine and Rheumatology International each published 6 papers (3.05%). CiteSpace analysis highlighted "spinal brucellosis," "spondylitis," "complications," "diagnosis," and "involvement" as the core research areas in BS. Keyword clustering analysis identified 11 primary clusters representing the main research directions. Analysis of abstracts and keyword trends revealed that post-2020, emerging research frontiers include "instrumentation," "management," and "debridement." There has been significant progress in BS research, with a steady increase in publications. Current research focuses on diagnosis and complications, while future studies may explore management and instrumentation. Increased collaboration among countries and researchers is recommended.

Herbal and tuberculosis in Indonesia: Bibliometric analysis

This study explores the herbal status, grounded in Indonesia’s extensive tradition of herbal medicine, to address tuberculosis. The primary aim is to elucidate the extent of herbal research in tuberculosis through a bibliometric analysis of relevant research published in Scopus databases between 1996 and 2023. The study used RStudio, complemented by the Bibliometrix package, to assess publication patterns, contributing institutions, influential authors, and keyword trends. Two hundred-one documents have been published across 138 different sources, with an annual growth rate of 13.83%, suggesting possibilities of growing interest in herbal tuberculosis research. The average number of co-authors per document is 5.65, and 21.89% of the publications involve international co-authorship, highlighting a significant level of global collaboration. Universitas Padjajaran and Airlanga are at the forefront of research in this domain, contributing significantly to the scholarly output. Noteworthy contributions by prolific authors such as Massi MN and Mertaniasih underscore the critical nodes of academic influence. Keyword co-occurrence analysis identified “mycobacterium tuberculosis,” “animal experiment,” and “plant extract” as central themes, highlighting a predominant focus on preclinical research and the chemical analysis of plant-based treatments.

Dengue fever and herbal medicine in Indonesia: Trends, collaborations, and research impact (1985-2023)

The research aims to determine the extent to which herbal research in dengue fever through a bibliometric analysis in Scopus databases from 1985 to 2023. Using RStudio with the Bibliometrix package, this study scrutinizes publication patterns, identifies leading institutions, highlights influential authors, and examines keyword trends. Over this period, 122 documents were published across 88 different sources, revealing an annual growth rate of 8.06%. This growth suggests a rising interest in the intersection of herbal medicine and dengue fever, indicating that the research community is increasingly recognizing the potential of herbal treatments. The collaborative nature of this research is underscored by the fact that the average number of co-authors per document is 5.79. Additionally, 21.31% of these publications involve international co-authorship, reflecting a significant level of global collaboration and a shared interest in addressing this persistent health issue. Leading Indonesian institutions, such as Universitas Airlangga and Gajah Mada University, have been at the forefront of this research, making substantial contributions to the scholarly output in this field. Prominent authors, including Sucipto TH and Yohan B, have emerged as key figures. A keyword co-occurrence analysis identified “Aedes aegypti,” “animal model,” and “plant extract” as central themes in the research, which highlights a strong focus on preclinical studies and the chemical analysis of plant-based treatments.

Intellectual capital meets Industry 4.0: transforming logistics through bibliometric insights

This study conducts a comprehensive bibliometric analysis to explore the evolving relationship between intellectual capital and Industry 4.0 within the logistics sector. The research identifies trends, key contributors, and thematic developments in this interdisciplinary field using data from two leading scientific databases, Web of Science and Scopus. The primary objective is to understand the critical areas of intellectual capital—human, structural, and relational—and their application in Logistics 4.0, driven by technological innovations such as cyber-physical systems and digital transformation. The methodology employs established bibliometric techniques, including co-occurrence and thematic mapping, to evaluate research questions addressing publication trends, country contributions, source relevance, and author influence. Data from 2001–2024 for Web of Science and Scopus datasets reveal key insights: consistent publication growth, leading contributions by countries like China and the USA, and the emergence of themes such as sustainability, innovation, and digital transformation. Comparative analysis highlights differences in keyword trends and collaborative networks between databases, with Scopus displaying a notable time lag in topic evolution. Findings emphasise the pivotal role of intellectual capital in driving logistics innovation, underscoring its integration with Industry 4.0 technologies. Limitations include potential database biases and a data lag for 2024. This study is a foundational reference for scholars and practitioners who leverage intellectual capital for competitive advantage in the digitised logistics era.

Bibliometric analysis of nurses' moral distress research.

To identify the research status of nurses' moral distress and predict emerging research hotspots and development trends. Articles on nurses' moral distress were retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection database from the inception of the database to 2024.A bibliometric analysis was conducted using VOSviewer and CiteSpace software to analyze publication distributions by country, institution, journal, author contributions, keyword trends, and reference co-citations. Our study analyzed 1,781 documents, revealing a notable increase in publications after 2017, with contributions from 88 countries and 2,301 institutions worldwide. The United States and China were prominent contributors, highlighting global interest in this area. Analyses of keywords and cited references reveal emerging research topics such as "COVID-19", "burnout", and "moral resilience". This bibliometric review sheds light on the growing academic interest in nurses' moral distress, emphasizing key themes and outlining future research directions. By charting the development of this domain, our study provides critical insights, guiding the investigation of complex ethical issues in nursing and enhancing understanding of nurses' moral distress.

DIGITAL TOOLS FOR ENHANCING ARABIC VOCABULARY ACQUISITION: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

The study provides a bibliometric analysis of research on "Digital Tools for Enhancing Arabic Vocabulary Acquisition," aiming to understand emerging trends, influential contributors, and international collaborations in this domain. With the rapid growth of digital language learning tools, particularly for Arabic—a language with unique linguistic characteristics—there is a need to assess the research landscape and identify key focus areas. Despite increasing attention to Arabic vocabulary acquisition, a gap persists in systematically analyzing the scope and impact of digital interventions. This analysis uses data retrieved from the Scopus database, totaling 1,166 documents, with VOSviewer and Scopus Analyzer tools employed to visualize keyword trends, co-authorship patterns, and citation networks. Findings reveal a steady increase in publications over the years, with a sharp rise after 2020, likely spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic's push towards digital learning solutions. Prominent keywords include "language acquisition," "digital game-based learning," and "artificial intelligence," indicating a shift towards integrating interactive and adaptive technologies in Arabic language education. The United States, China, and the United Kingdom are identified as leading contributors, with significant collaborations also evident across European and emerging countries. This diverse global research network highlights a collaborative approach to addressing challenges in Arabic vocabulary acquisition. Overall, the analysis underscores the growing importance of digital tools in enhancing Arabic vocabulary learning, pointing towards an evolving field where foundational language acquisition theories intersect with technological advancements. This study offers valuable insights for educators, researchers, and policymakers interested in fostering Arabic language acquisition through innovative digital solutions.

Research hotspots and frontiers of vagus nerve stimulation in stroke: a bibliometric analysis.

Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) has emerged as a promising therapeutic approach for stroke treatment, drawing significant attention due to its potential benefits. However, despite this growing interest, a systematic bibliometric analysis of the research landscape is yet to be conducted. We performed a comprehensive search of the Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC) database for literature published between January 1, 2005, and August 31, 2024. CiteSpace and the Bibliometrix package in R software were used to generate knowledge maps and conduct a bibliometric analysis. This analysis focused on publication output, geographic distribution, institutional involvement, author and co-cited author networks, journal and co-cited journal relationships, co-cited references, and keyword trends. During the study period, 316 publications on VNS in stroke were identified, authored by 1,631 researchers from 1,124 institutions across 172 countries or regions. The number of publications showed steady growth, with the United States of America (USA) leading as the primary contributor. The University of Texas System emerged as the most active research institution. Frontiers in Neuroscience published the highest number of articles, while Stroke had the most citations. Professor Michael P. Kilgard authored the largest number of papers and was also the most frequently cited researcher. The main research trends focus on investigating VNS mechanisms via animal models and exploring its application in improving post-stroke sensorimotor function in the upper limbs. Moreover, VNS is showing promise in enhancing non-motor functions, such as swallowing, speech, and cognition, while addressing complications like post-stroke insomnia, depression, and disruptions in gut microbiota. This bibliometric study offers a comprehensive overview of the research landscape and emerging trends in VNS for stroke rehabilitation, providing a solid foundation and reference point for future research directions in this field.

Bibliometric Analysis of Research Trends and Hotspots in Circular RNAs and Breast Cancer (2002–2022)

A bibliometric analysis aims to evaluate research hotspots and emerging trends in breast cancer and circular RNA, providing fresh perspectives for future research in this field. Methods: This study employs bibliometric analysis tools, including VOSviewer and CiteSpace, to examine the literature on breast cancer and circular RNAs published between 2002 and 2022. The analysis focuses on bibliometric characteristics such as publication volume, country/region distribution, institutional affiliations, publishing journals, citation frequency, H-index, and research hotspots. Results: Through a comprehensive review of the Web of Science database, 787 relevant publications were identified. Over the two decades, the number of articles has exhibited a growing trend. China leads in research output within this field, followed by significant contributions from institutions in the United States and Iran. Fang Lin is the most prolific author, with other notable contributors including Yang Burton B., Tang Hailin, Wang Xuehui, and Xie Xiaoming. The journals "Frontiers in Oncology" and "Molecular Cancer" have the highest number of publications in this domain. Research on tumor cell proliferation and migration continues to be a major focus. Over time, keyword trends have shifted from terms like "cell growth," "messenger RNAs," and "biomarker" to "long noncoding RNAs" and "sponge," reflecting ongoing advancements in the field. These emerging keywords suggest that "long noncoding RNAs" and "sponge" are poised to become key research areas in the future. Conclusion: Bibliometric analysis offers valuable insights into the research landscape of breast cancer and circular RNAs. Recent studies have increasingly focused on the mechanisms underlying breast cancer and the biological functions of circular RNAs, highlighting the growing significance of this research area.

In-depth analysis of research hotspots and emerging trends in AI for retinal diseases over the past decade.

The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in diagnosing retinal diseases represents a significant advancement in ophthalmological research, with the potential to reshape future practices in the field. This study explores the extensive applications and emerging research frontiers of AI in retinal diseases. This study aims to uncover the developments and predict future directions of AI research in retinal disease over the past decade. This study analyzes AI utilization in retinal disease research through articles, using citation data sourced from the Web of Science (WOS) Core Collection database, covering the period from January 1, 2014, to December 31, 2023. A combination of WOS analyzer, CiteSpace 6.2 R4, and VOSviewer 1.6.19 was used for a bibliometric analysis focusing on citation frequency, collaborations, and keyword trends from an expert perspective. A total of 2,861 articles across 93 countries or regions were cataloged, with notable growth in article numbers since 2017. China leads with 926 articles, constituting 32% of the total. The United States has the highest h-index at 66, while England has the most significant network centrality at 0.24. Notably, the University of London is the leading institution with 99 articles and shares the highest h-index (25) with University College London. The National University of Singapore stands out for its central role with a score of 0.16. Research primarily spans ophthalmology and computer science, with "network," "transfer learning," and "convolutional neural networks" being prominent burst keywords from 2021 to 2023. China leads globally in article counts, while the United States has a significant research impact. The University of London and University College London have made significant contributions to the literature. Diabetic retinopathy is the retinal disease with the highest volume of research. AI applications have focused on developing algorithms for diagnosing retinal diseases and investigating abnormal physiological features of the eye. Future research should pivot toward more advanced diagnostic systems for ophthalmic diseases.

Electroconvulsive therapy research in BRICS and G7 countries: A bibliometric analysis from 2005 to 2024

Abstract Objectives: Over the last two decades, global mental health challenges have significantly increased, drawing attention to electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) as a potential remedy for serious mental conditions. This article aimed to examine the patterns of collaboration networks, publication dynamics, and key areas of ECT research in BRICS and G7 nations. Methods: Through bibliometric evaluation, this study analyzed publication volume, collaboration networks, keyword burst detection, and citation patterns of 3,595 articles published between 2005 and 2024, from the Web of Science Core Collection database, published between 2005 and 2024. The analysis focused on outputs from BRICS and G7 countries and limited to publications in English. The descriptive analytics, network visualization, and burst detection techniques were used. Results: Findings showed a notable surge in ECT-focused publications post-2015, signaling a heightened worldwide interest in mental health. Analysis of keyword trends identified three pivotal stages in ECT research evolution: initial concerns over ECT’s efficacy and safety, broadening of its application scope, and the recent refinement of treatment methodologies alongside the formulation of international guidelines. Examination of collaborative networks underscored dense interconnections among G7 nations, in stark contrast to the more localized collaborations within BRICS. Conclusions: This study provides critical insights into the global research landscape of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) among BRICS and G7 nations. The findings emphasize the growing importance of ECT as a treatment for severe mental disorders, particularly in light of the ongoing global mental health crisis. Future studies is needed to compare ECT with emerging therapies, personalize treatment outcomes, and expand to underrepresented populations to further enhance the efficacy and accessibility of ECT worldwide.

Global trends in tertiary lymphoid structures: a bibliometric analysis from 2014 to 2023.

Tertiary lymphoid structures (TLS) are increasingly recognized for their role in immunity. Despite growing interest, a systematic bibliometric analysis of TLS-related research has been lacking. To provide a comprehensive overview of current research trends and hotspots, we conducted a bibliometric analysis using data from the Web of Science Core Collection. We retrieved TLS-related publications from the Science Citation Index Expanded within the Web of Science Core Collection from January 2014 to December 2023. Co-occurrence analysis with "VOSviewer" identified current status and research hotspots, while "CiteSpace" was used for co-citation analysis to assess knowledge evolution and bursts. Thematic evolution was explored using bibliometrics to identify emerging keyword trends. Additionally, we examined country/region, institutional, and author contributions and collaborations. Tables were created using Microsoft Word. A total of 785 publications were analyzed, showing a continuous growth trend from 2017 to 2023, indicating escalating interest in TLS among researchers. Leading countries in TLS research were China (231 publications), the United States (212 publications), and France (89 publications). The most productive institution and author were the "Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale" (70 publications) and Catherine Sautes-Fridman (21 publications), respectively. Key topics included TLS, B cells, and immunotherapy. Recent research has focused on mechanisms linking TLS with cancers, such as immunotherapy, tumor microenvironment, tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, prognosis, and immune checkpoint inhibitors, highlighting an expanding area of study. Additionally, TLS' potential as a biomarker for predicting immunotherapy efficacy across different cancer types remains a burgeoning research direction. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of global TLS-related publications, revealing key literature metrics and identifying influential articles and emerging research concerns. These findings contribute valuable insights into the role of TLS in immunotherapy and suggest future directions for this dynamic field.

Visual analysis of patient safety research hotspots and trends in the context of telemedicine based on Web of Science.

To analyze the research status, hotspots, and trends of patient safety in the context of international telemedicine, and to provide reference for future research in various countries. The literature pertaining to patient safety within the realm of telemedicine was systematically retrieved from the Web of Science core collection database, encompassing the period from January 2010 to December 2023. Visual analysis of publication quantity, primary authorship, and keyword trends was conducted using CiteSpace (6.2R6) software. The geographical distribution of research focus was visualized through VOSviewer software and SCImago Graphica software, while research institutions were depicted using VOSviewer software and Highcharts software. Data organization was facilitated by Excel 2019 software. A total of 5356 related articles were included, and the number of published papers showed an overall upward trend, and the countries and institutions with the largest number of papers were the United States and Harvard University, respectively, and a stable core author research population had not yet been formed in this research field. Through keyword analysis, it can be seen that the research hotspots mainly focus on the research on the influencing factors of patient safety in the context of telemedicine, the research on the application value of telemedicine, and the research on coping strategies that affect patient safety. The research on patient safety in the context of telemedicine in foreign countries has a certain depth and breadth, which has important reference significance for improving the medical quality and patient safety of Internet hospitals in various countries.

A Decade in Blockchain: A Bibliometric Reflection on the Growth and Interdisciplinary Reach of a Disruptive Technology

This study seeks to deliver a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of blockchain research undertaken from 2013 to 2023. It seeks to map the field’s evolution, highlight emerging trends, and identify key contributors and thematic areas. Understanding these aspects is crucial for guiding future research and policymaking in the rapidly growing domain of blockchain technology. The study utilises a systematic bibliometric analysis approach and the Scopus database was used for collecting data. The analysis includes keyword trends, citation patterns, author productivity, and network analysis. The results reveal significant expansion and diversification in blockchain research, with 13,369 publications and 52,009 contributing authors. Key metrics include a total citation count of 266,483 and an average of 19.93 citations per paper, underscoring the field’s scholarly impact. The study identifies core research themes such as smart contracts, security, IoT integration, and emerging topics like AI and sustainability. The findings highlight the interdisciplinary nature of blockchain research and its global distribution, with notable contributions from China and the United States. The study’s reliance on selected databases and predefined keywords may exclude relevant grey literature and industry reports. Future research should integrate these sources for a more complete view. This study provides a panoramic view of blockchain research, offering valuable insights into its development, current state, and future directions. Identifying key trends, influential contributors, and emerging themes contributes to the academic discourse and supports strategic planning for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers engaged in blockchain technology.

DEEP LEARNING APPROACH FOR ASPECT CATEGORY DETECTION: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

This article presents a quantitative and qualitative assessment of current research trends by conducting a bibliometric analysis of the sentiment analysis literature from 2020 to March 2024 using the Scopus database. Our focus is on the review of scientific documents, the arrangement of subject categories, the research trend in aspect category detection, the top 10 scholars that write the most number articles in aspect category detection and keyword trends. Our research shows that specialists in computer science, engineering, mathematics, medicine, decision science, material science, social sciences, business and management accounting, energy, and health are the most common topic groups in this industry. A study of keywords shows that terms like “BERT” and “deep learning” are frequently used together. This highlights the use of sophisticated models like BERT in this field and suggests a tendency to use innovative architecture to achieve better results. Conversely, although terms such as “sentiment analysis” and “aspect-based sentiment analysis” have modest frequency, their link strengths indicate a significant correlation with the main theme, emphasising the relationship between aspect category detection and sentiment analysis in research projects. we also provide the deep-learning technique used by the author for aspect category detection.