看護師の処方する権利: 図鑑解析
Yingying Wang1,2, Ruixiao Jia3, Su Gu4
1Nursing Department, Affiliated Hospital of Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China.
Frontiers in medicine
|August 27, 2025
まとめ
看護師の処方箋の権利は急速に進化し,2018年から2023年の間に研究が著しく増加しています 保健政策や医療サービスの改善のための洞察を提供している.
科学分野:
- 介護
- 健康政策
- 図書館情報
背景:
- 看護師の処方箋の権利は,学術的な関心が急激に進化している分野です.
- 医療における看護師の処方箋の重要性を示す研究が増加しています.
研究 の 目的:
- 看護師の処方権利に関する研究に関する包括的な文献分析を行う.
- 研究の背景,傾向,学術的な影響を特定する.
- 医療政策を策定し 公平な医療を推進する
主な方法:
- Web of Science Core Collection の 555 件の論文の図書館解析 (2023 年 12 月まで)
- データ収集と分析のためにVOSviewer,CiteSpace,Biblioshinyを使用した.
- 影響力のある国,機関,雑誌,著者,キーワードを特定しました.
主要な成果:
- 2018年から2023年の間に看護師の処方権利に関する研究が急増した (論文の40.54%).
- 米国は出版物でリードし,イギリスは引用と協力でリードしました.
- 医療従事者,初等医療,教育に重点を置いた主要な研究クラスターは,ブプレノルフィンとオピオイドの領域を中心とした.
結論:
- 看護師の処方箋の権利は急速に発展し,プライマリケア資源の不足に対処しています.
- この研究は,将来の研究のための包括的な概要と指針を提供します.
- 効果的な医療提供のための 根拠に基づいた健康政策を 支持しています
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