Analisis bibliométrico como herramienta de seguimiento de publicación científica en participación ciudadana

Vasquez, Gissella Karina Cerón; Mendoza, Janet Carpio; Velásquez, Justo German Pineda; Acuña, José Winston Ramos

doi:10.31876/ie.vi.106

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“…(22) Such is the case of the research conducted by Calvo Martínez et al (23) which analyzed the state of adaptation and participation of a community in the application of a guide for health promotion. These data agree with those presented by Cerón Vasquez et al (24) on the other hand, disagrees with those presented by González Parias et al (25) The behavior of the network of concurrence of terms is related to the most researched thematic areas. The clusters with the highest degree of concurrence and strengths (clusters 1, 2 and 3) cover topics related to medical sciences by dealing with aspects such as: infectious diseases, professional training, pandemics and risk factors; an aspect that supports the previous criterion and allows establishing a link between both results.…”

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Community participation in the Latin American context: Bibliometric Analysis

Hernández Estevez,

Gonzalez-Argote

2024

Southern perspective / Perspectiva austral

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Introduction: community participation and outreach constitute one of the key work tools for each science. Despite the existence of previous studies on this topic, it is necessary to have an overview of the current state of knowledgeObjective: characterizes the scientific publications grouped in Scopus regarding community participation in the Latin American contextMethod: A bibliometric study was developed. 5,832 publications were analyzed as the research universe. Bibliometric indicators were applied from the Scopus database and the Scival tool.Results: Articles published in 2022 predominated with 988 investigations (16,94 %). The thematic areas of social sciences stood out (2,639 investigations; 45,25 %). The relationship between the different thematic areas was mostly heterogeneous, with greater participation from the medical sciences. Articles published in research article format stood out with 4,196 investigations, equivalent to 71,94 %. The largest number of articles was published in journals located in quartile 1 (Q1) with 2,407 investigations (41,27 %). The researches with authors from the United States (4,933 articles; 84,58 %) and Canada (885 works; 15,17 %) stood out.Conclusions: scientific production on community participation in the Latin American context was characterized by gradual growth. In turn, in correlation with a heterogeneous behavior of the branches of sciences involved in scientific activity. The center of the research responds to original articles located in the countries with the highest rate of scientific activity.

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Community participation in the Latin American context: Bibliometric Analysis

Hernández Estevez,

Gonzalez-Argote

2024

Southern perspective / Perspectiva austral

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“…Los autores más relevantes identificados (30) , han realizado importantes contribuciones teóricas y analíticas en el campo del gobierno digital, como se evidencia en diversas publicaciones. Yuan et al (2021) analizan los modelos analíticos y las teorías subyacentes en el estudio del gobierno digital (31) , mientras que Wilson y Mergel (2022) examinan las estrategias utilizadas por los "campeones digitales" para superar las barreras en la implementación del gobierno digital.…”

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Digital modernization and public management: A bibliometric review

Mego Torres,

Vela Meléndez,

Dávila Cisneros

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Introduction: The article examines the issue of digital modernization in Latin America, where, despite over a decade of efforts, progress has been slow. It focuses on the importance of e-government for modern public administration, highlighting the limited digitization of activities. Objective: To evaluate the theoretical-conceptual development of the relationship between digital modernization and public administration. Methodology: The bibliometric technique was used, drawing from Scopus documents and employing a specific search protocol, resulting in 1,602 records with metadata. Results: There is shown growth in research since 2003, with studies primarily concentrated in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Original articles in social sciences are highlighted, emphasizing the role of digital modernization in transparency and democratization of public administration. Conclusion: While there have been advancements in research since 2003, Latin American countries face significant challenges compared to other regions. The need for greater collaboration and research in this area in Latin America is emphasized to leverage the benefits of digital modernization. It is suggested to establish specific policies and strategies to drive governmental digitization and enhance the efficiency of public services, closing the existing gap.

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Analisis bibliométrico como herramienta de seguimiento de publicación científica en participación ciudadana

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Community participation in the Latin American context: Bibliometric Analysis

Community participation in the Latin American context: Bibliometric Analysis

Digital modernization and public management: A bibliometric review

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