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Research Article: Temporal Trend and Research Focus of Injury Burden from to : A Bibliometric Analysis

Date Published: 2023-07-03

Abstract:
Almost every individual is affected by traumatic experiences worldwide. These experiences might be encountered in a variety of ways, including natural disasters, war, and violence as well as road traffic accidents, falls, occupational injuries, or other injuries. Injury has become an international public health matter, resulting in the most frequent mortality and morbidity. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, about % of deaths and % of disabled are caused by injury globally. Injury is not only associated with an increased risk of adverse health outcomes (eg, venous thromboembolism, acute kidney injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, and sleep disorders) but also regularly poses a significant economic impact on patients’ families and society.– It has been reported that the costs of injury-related care were estimated to exceed billion dollars per year in the United States of America (USA) alone. The burden of injury could be high in regions of the world where health data are lacking. Consequently, the injury burden is underestimated, which is hugely challenging to understand better. Motivated by the magnitude of the situation, the research on injury burden is gaining increasing attention. A number of papers related to this field have been published. However, the issue of how trends and focus of injury burden research evolved has not been adequately addressed. In an era of rapidly growing knowledge and information, some evidence-based systematic reviews and meta-analyses would be challenging to generate a broad overview of a field from a holistic and comprehensive perspective within a relatively short time, although these methods could contribute valuable information and reliable conclusions.

Introduction:
Almost every individual is affected by traumatic experiences worldwide. These experiences might be encountered in a variety of ways, including natural disasters, war, and violence as well as road traffic accidents, falls, occupational injuries, or other injuries. Injury has become an international public health matter, resulting in the most frequent mortality and morbidity. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, about % of deaths and % of disabled are caused by injury globally. Injury is not…

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