Comparative analysis and visualization of research hotspots and development trends in medical simulation education in China and other countries based on CiteSpace
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Comparative analysis and visualization of research hotspots and development trends in medical simulation education in China and other countries based on CiteSpace
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 23, Issue 12, Pages: 1641-1648(2024)
作者机构:
北京大学第一医院教育处,北京 100034
作者简介:
Qi Jianguang, Email: qjg2006@126.com
基金信息:
Teaching Project at the Hospital Level of Peking University First Hospital
QIAO JING, LI KE, QI JIANGUANG. Comparative analysis and visualization of research hotspots and development trends in medical simulation education in China and other countries based on CiteSpace. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1641-1648.
QIAO JING, LI KE, QI JIANGUANG. Comparative analysis and visualization of research hotspots and development trends in medical simulation education in China and other countries based on CiteSpace. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1641-1648. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20240122-01920.
Comparative analysis and visualization of research hotspots and development trends in medical simulation education in China and other countries based on CiteSpace
以CNKI、Web of Science数据库为国内外数据来源,检索21世纪以来医学模拟教育研究相关文献,其中CNKI数据库文献4 338篇、Web of Science数据库文献5 986篇,利用CiteSpace数据分析软件对国内外医学模拟教育的研究热点与发展趋势进行比较及可视化分析。
结果
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国内外医学模拟教育研究年发文量整体呈波折上升趋势;美国、加拿大、英国在国际合作网络中介中心性大于0.1;国外研究机构及作者合作紧密度高于国内;国内外期刊中,BMC Medical Education、《中国高等医学教育》发文量最多;国外研究热点为虚拟现实、病人安全等方面,国内研究热点为标准化病人、护理教学等方面;国外研究前沿为医学教育和培训、毕业后医学教育、3D打印、AR、反馈,国内研究前沿为教育、住院医师、满意度、综合能力等。
To understand the research hotspots and development trends of medical simulation education in China and other countries and to provide a reference for the development of medical simulation education in China.
Methods
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CNKI and Web of Science were used as databases to retrieve Chinese and international research articles related to medical simulation education since the 21st century. These included 4 338 articles from CNKI and 5 986 articles from Web of Science. CiteSpace data analysis software was used to compare and visualize the research hotspots and development trends of medical simulation education in China and other countries.
Results
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The annual publication volume of research on medical simulation education in China and other countries generally increased with periodic fluctuations. The United States
Canada
and the United Kingdom showed centralities greater than 0.1 in the international cooperation network. Institutions and authors in other countries demonstrated a higher degree of collaboration than those in China. The journals of BMC Medical Education and China Higher Medical Education published the highest number of articles. The research hotspots in other countries included virtual reality and patient safety
while the research in China focused on standardized patients and nursing education. Cutting-edge topics in other countries included medical education and training
postgraduate medical education
3D printing
augmented reality
and feedback. In China
the cutting-edge research focused on education
resident physicians
satisfaction
and comprehensive capabilities.
Conclusions
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Medical simulation education remains a hot topic in future research. Compared with China
other countries have demonstrated advantages in construction of medical simulation education discipline
the efficiency of simulation center usage
faculty training systems
curriculum design
and talent development systems
with more systematic and diversified research frontiers and hotspots.
关键词
医学模拟教育情景模拟虚拟现实住院医师文献计量学可视化分析
Keywords
Medical simulation educationScenario simulationVirtual realityResident physicianBibliometricsVisualization analysis
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