Analysis research public health trends with the RE-AIM model and vosviewer : a literature review
Abstract
Objective: This study uses the VOSviewer tool to conduct research mapping analysis in order to examine public health research using the RE-AIM Framework. The purpose of this study was to determine the use of RE-AIM shells in public health research. And the Vosviewer application can be used to read the distribution of research evaluated with RE-AIM so that it can be used by researchers to obtain novelty in research.
Methods: Descriptive analysis is used with a quantitative bibliometric approach in this research strategy. Based on Web of Science search results, the research data was acquired with the keywords “sanitation, public health, RE-AIM”.
Results: From the data produced in the last five years (2017–2022), A total of 279 scholarly articles were acquired. The findings demonstrated that each year, more study has been conducted on public health and RE-AIM, and the topic of sanitation or enviromental health and RE-AIM has never been conducted.
Conclusion: Currently, research on the subject of public health, environmental health and RE-AIM is worthwhile, and it involves research that is still infrequently done. It is therefore anticipated that this research will serve as a guide for selecting the research topic.
Keywords
Bibliometrics, VOSviewer, Public Health, RE-AIM
Supporting Institution
Universitas Muhammadiyah Kalimantan Timur
Project Number
393/EA/KEPK-FKM/2022
Ethical Statement
This manuscript has been reviewed and approved by the health research ethics committee of Faculty Public Health at Diponegoro university
Thanks
Gratitude thank goes to the founding support from the East Kalimantan Province
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