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Bibliomethric analysis - Coggle Diagram

- - - - summarizes the empirical evidence by examining the strengths and direction of effects, and relationships of variables with each other (Aguinis et al. 2011).
      - employed to shed light on mixed empirical evidence and boundary conditions and is
        thus treated as a theory extension tool (Combs et al. 2011).
    - - utilize quantitative methods to summarize the bibliometric capital of a field by analyzing the intellectual, social, and conceptual relationships between various scientific items (e.g., papers, authors, keywords, journals, institutions, and countries).
- - - - Annual Distribution of Publications
      - Leading Authors
      - Top 10 Most Cited Publications in JTCN
      - Leading Countries and Collaborations Between
        Countries
      - Co-Occurrence Analysis and Research Themes. Keyword cooccurrence analysis can identify the main clusters that encompass the research topics of a field and provide insights for future research (Donthu et al., 2021).
      - Country Collaboration Map
      - Overlay Visualization of the Author Keywords.
  - - - The number of journal articles was
        eight articles in 1963 and reached 122 articles in 2018.
    - - The authors of more than 80 countries contributed to the publication of journal articles.
    - - King's College London, with 130 papers, is the best contributor to
        the publication of articles.
    - - Figure 2 shows the most active and most influential contributing authors in the publication of the articles of the International Journal of Nursing Studies. Twenty eight authors published 10 or more articles in the journal.
    - - To assess the impact of journal articles, the most-cited articles of the journal were identified.
      - As shown in Table 3, the article "A Critical Review of the Delphi Technique as a Research Methodology for Nursing" with 448 received citations is the most-cited article in the Journal of the International Journal of Nursing Studies from the beginning of 1963 to the end of 2018.
    - - As shown in Figure 3, the most frequent keywords of the first 20 years of the journal (1963-1982) were placed in three clusters. The first cluster was red; the second cluster was green, and the third cluster was blue in the map. Nursing education, education, and education nursing are the most important keywords in the first cluster. This cluster can be called nursing education.