Publicado 2023-12-01
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- análisis de redes sociales,
- bibliometría,
- colaboración científica,
- COVID-19,
- pandemia
- tendencias de investigación ...Más
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Este artículo tiene como propósito identificar las tendencias de investigación en los estudios de colaboración científica sobre el COVID-19, y la presencia que han tenido en esas contribuciones distintos países, enfoques, áreas de conocimiento y tópicos. Se utilizan métodos bibliométricos, de análisis de redes sociales y de contenido con un corpus de 63 documentos indexados en Scopus, publicados entre enero del 2020 y junio del 2021. Se encuentra que los países con un mayor número de publicaciones son el Reino Unido y Estados Unidos, seguidos de China y Canadá. En cuanto a las revistas, resaltan las del área de medicina. Se evidencia que las Ciencias Sociales están poco representadas en los contextos de colaboración analizados, y predomina la bibliometría como enfoque metodológico. Los estudios sobre prácticas de colaboración tienen menor presencia, y se concentran principalmente en análisis de experiencias y retos de cooperación desde las áreas de la salud para enfrentar la pandemia.
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