A Scientometric Analysis and Visualization Discovery of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery

Zhang, Mingjie; Wang, Xiaoxue; Song, Zixuan; Wang, Yuting; Zhou, Yangzi; Zhang, Dandan

doi:10.3389/fsurg.2022.894083

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“…The emerging or declining themes in Quadrant III are weak and marginalized areas of the research field. Finally, the basic themes in Quadrant IV are less developed but still important (Zhang et al , 2022). Here, biodiesels were in the niche theme, and sustainable development (environment impact) and carbon footprint (pollution control) were in the basic themes in Phase I.…”

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Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Sorooshian,

Ahadi,

Zainul Abideen

2024

IJDI

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Purpose This study aims to assess the response of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to cleaner production and environmental sustainability, with a specific focus on identifying the leading countries and research networks driving these efforts. Design/methodology/approach A benchmarking academic journal was chosen, and the journal’s archive was comprehensively examined. To construct the data set, a conventional keyword search technique was applied in February 2023 to filter for ASEAN affiliations. The study used hybrid bibliometric analyses and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to analyze the collected data and address the research purpose. Findings The data analysis revealed a rising research trend, particularly after 2014. Malaysia had the most publications, followed by Thailand and Singapore, and their publications had the most cumulative citations among ASEAN countries. Research collaborations between Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore were frequent, but participation from other countries was low. The research topics on which ASEAN members focused were also identified, but it became apparent that there was little coordination. A scant few collaborations involving more than two countries were observed; thus, the MCDA analysis concluded that research leadership was absent in ASEAN countries. Originality/value This study contributes insights to the existing literature and offers a valuable overview of the research direction and collaboration status of cleaner production and environmental sustainability in the ASEAN region, thus benefiting policymakers. Additionally, this study introduces a novel approach combining bibliometrics analysis with MCDA to assess research collaboration, thus providing a novel methodology for future research policy evaluations.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Sorooshian,

Ahadi,

Zainul Abideen

2024

IJDI

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“…(iv) Basic Themes parted by centrality and density in a 2D set-up (Zhang et al, 2023). Each of these themes is clearly presented in the work by Zhang et al (2023).…”

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“…Although these topics are less developed, they are important to the field of study. Keywords like “SDGs,” “sustainable development goals,” “sustainable development,” “sustainability,” “climate change,” “Africa,” and “poverty” falling in the “Basic Themes” quadrant indicate that “although these topics are less developed, they are important to the field of study” (Zhang et al, 2023). Governments uniting together to invest in the field of climate change, SDGs, sustainable development with respect to food security/insecurity, and precision agriculture signifies the importance of the findings of this work (Benites‐Lazaro et al, 2018; Biffis & Chavez, 2017; Catone, 2023; Falloon et al, 2022; Rolnick et al, 2022).…”

Section: Advancement In Bio‐economy and Its Visionsmentioning

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Section: Advancement In Bio‐economy and Its Visionsmentioning

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“…A thematic map is represented by four quadrants namely, (i) Motor Themes, (ii) Niche Themes, (iii) Emerging or Declining Themes, and (iv) Basic Themes parted by centrality and density in a 2D set‐up (Zhang et al, 2023). Each of these themes is clearly presented in the work by Zhang et al (2023). The “Motor Themes” quadrant has no distinguished keywords meaning thereby in the selected field of research of this work, there are not so much that is well‐developed regions which form important pillars shaping the field of research (as shown in Figure 4).…”

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Pandey

2023

Sustainable Development

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New insights on social finance research in the sustainable development context

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Marín‐Rodríguez,

Weber

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Bus Strat Dev

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A Scientometric Analysis and Visualization Discovery of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Leading countries and research networks advancing clean production and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia

Highlighting the role of agriculture and geospatial technology in food security and sustainable development goals

New insights on social finance research in the sustainable development context

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