基于Web of Science数据库近10年恐动症研究的文献计量学分析

目的分析近10年恐动症研究的研究热点,以及研究方向和未来趋势,为今后进一步研究的开展提供参考。方法对Web of Science数据库2010年—2019年收录的恐动症研究的相关文献进行检索,借助Web of Science数据库的分析功能,并运用BICOMB软件进行高频关键词提取,分别从文献发表数、被引情况、研究方向、关键词、国家和机构、发表期刊等方面进行分析。结果共检索到恐动症研究相关文献852篇,被引频次总计为16385次,文献数量呈逐年上升趋势,内容主要为恐动症的发生机制和评估、严重影响以及干预治疗等方面。美国、土耳其发文量总体处于领先地位。《Clinical Journal of Pain》杂志刊载恐动症文献数量最多。引用率较高的文献主要为恐动症对各类疼痛患者致残作用的验证和恐动症的干预疗法研究。结论随着研究人员对恐动症的关注度不断提高,未来应当结合我国文化背景和医疗环境的特点,开发针对我国恐动症患者的科学评估工具,运用多种研究方法调查相关人群恐动症的发生情况及影响因素,重点关注恐动症的预防、科学干预方法等热点问题。

Bibliometric analysis on the research of phobia in recent 10 years based on web of science database

Objective To investigate the hot topics in kinesoiphobia in this decade so as to predict its future fields and provide insights into further studies. Methods The papers on kinesiophobia published from 2010 to 2019 were retrieved for analyses based on the Web of Science. Bicomb software was used to abstract the high-frequency key words and the citation analysis method in bibliometrics was used for the analyses in view of amount of published papers, citation, research field, keywords, countries and institutions, source journals, authors and citations. Results Totally, 852 papers were included, with a sum of cited times, 16 385. The number of publications on kinesiophobia was going up. Most of the papers had the focuses on the mechanism, assessment, severe impact,intervention and therapy. The United States and Turkey were ranked on the top concerning the number of publications. The Clinical Journal of Pain was the number one publishing the papers on kinesiophobia. The references with high citation rate were mainly about the verification of the disability effect of kinesiophobia in different patients with chronic pain and research on its therapy. Conclusion With the increasing attention of researchers to kinesiophobia, various methods should be used to investigate the occurrence and influencing factors of kinesiophobia in the relevant population in China, and researchers should focus on its prevention, scientific intervention and therapy in the future.