基于Web of Science数据库的炎症性肠病睡眠研究文献计量学分析  

Bibliometric analysis of inflammatory bowel disease and sleep based on Web of Science database

作　　者：王晓冉 李玉伶 张楠 马宏文[2] 李慕然[1] Wang Xiaoran;Li Yuling;Zhang Nan;Ma Hongwen;Li Muran(Department of Gastroenterology,Tianjin People's Hospital,Tianjin 300121,China;Nursing Department,Tianjin People's Hospital,Tianjin 300121,China)

机构地区：[1]天津市人民医院消化内科,天津300121 [2]天津市人民医院护理部,天津300121

出　　处：《中华现代护理杂志》2024年第33期4563-4568,共6页Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing

基　　金：天津市卫生健康科技项目(TJWJ2021MS011)。

摘　　要：目的对炎症性肠病睡眠相关文献进行可视化分析,探讨其研究热点和发展趋势。方法计算机检索Web of Science核心合集数据库,获取炎症性肠病睡眠相关文献,检索时限设置为2003年1月—2023年10月。采用CiteSpace 5.6.R5软件对纳入文献进行可视化分析。结果共纳入311篇炎症性肠病睡眠相关文献,发文量整体呈上升趋势。发文量最多的国家和机构分别是美国、哈佛大学;发文量最多的期刊是Inflammatory Bowel Diseases;发文量最多的作者是Ali Keshavarzian。炎症性肠病睡眠相关研究热点聚焦于生活质量、心理状态(抑郁、焦虑与压力)、疲乏和风险。结论炎症性肠病睡眠相关研究整体呈发展趋势,生活质量、心理状态(抑郁、焦虑与压力)、疲乏和风险是炎症性肠病睡眠相关研究热点。ObjectiveTo implement visual analysis on inflammatory bowel disease and sleep to explore research hotspots and development trends.MethodsLiterature related to inflammatory bowel disease and sleep was obtained from the Web of Science core collection database.The search period was from January 2003 to October 2023.CiteSpace 5.6.R5 was used for visual analysis.ResultsA total of 311 articles on inflammatory bowel disease and sleep were included,and the overall publication volume showed an upward trend.The countries and institutions with the highest publications were the United States and Harvard University.The journal and author with the highest publication volume were Inflammatory Bowel Diseases and Ali Keshavarzian.The research hotspots on inflammatory bowel disease and sleep focused on quality of life,psychological state(depression,anxiety,and stress),fatigue,and risk.ConclusionsThe overall trend of inflammatory bowel disease and sleep is developing.Quality of life,psychological state(depression,anxiety,and stress),fatigue,and risk are hotspots on inflammatory bowel disease and sleep.

关 键 词：炎症性肠病 睡眠 文献计量学 可视化分析 

分 类 号：R473.5[医药卫生—护理学] G353.1[医药卫生—临床医学]