Clinical Research
Analysis of the research hotspots of traditional Chinese medicine nursing of diabetes mellitus based on data mining and co-word analysis
Li Xuejing, Zhang Xiaoyan, Ma Jingya, Wang Dou, Cong Xue, Qu Chang, Hao Yufang
Published 2019-09-16
Cite as Chin J Mod Nurs, 2019,25(26): 3381-3385. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.issn.1674-2907.2019.26.018
Abstract
ObjectiveTo understand and analyze the research status of traditional Chinese medicine nursing for diabetes mellitus, and to provide reference for its clinical application and research direction.
MethodsChina Journal Full Text Database (CNKI) , VIP database and WanFang Database were searched to get the relevant articles on diabetes Traditional Chinese medicine nursing published from the establishment date to December 2018. Data mining and keyword clustering analysis were used to analyze the literature features and research hotspots.
ResultsFinally, 1 963 articles related to traditional Chinese medicine nursing of diabetes mellitus were included, and 2 389 keywords and 27 high frequency keywords were obtained. Bibliometric analysis showed that the amount of relevant research fluctuated and increased year by year. Cluster analysis result revealed that the research of traditional Chinese medicine nursing of diabetes mainly focused on the nursing of elderly patients in community, the nursing of diabetic complications, the application of traditional Chinese medicine nursing technology and the evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine nursing program.
ConclusionsDiabetes traditional Chinese medicine nursing has made some progress in the traditional field, but the expansion and innovation of the research still need to be strengthened. In the later stage, we should attach importance to the exploration of talent training mode, encourage the development of basic theory and interdisciplinary exchanges and cooperation, adhere to the combination of inheritance and innovation, and improve the scientific nature of diabetes traditional Chinese medicine nursing.
Key words:
Diabetes; Bibliometrics; Traditional Chinese Medicine nursing; Cluster analysis; Research hotspots
Contributor Information
Li Xuejing
School of Nursing, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine; Best Practice Spotlights Organization (BPSO) , Ontario Registered Nurses Association, Canada, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine; Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Center for Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence-based Nursing (JBI) , Beijing 100102, China
Zhang Xiaoyan
Ma Jingya
Wang Dou
Cong Xue
Qu Chang
Hao Yufang
