Online support of virtual communities to diabetes mellitus carrier: bibliometric review / Apoio online de comunidades virtuais ao portador de diabetes mellitus: revisão bibliométrica
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https://doi.org/10.9789/2175-5361.rpcfo.v12.9301Keywords:
Diabetes mellitus, Mídias sociais, Internet, Apoio social, Bibliometria.Abstract
Objetivo: Analisar a produção científica internacional que descreve o apoio de comunidades virtuais voltadas ao portador de diabetes mellitus, disponibilizada na base ISI Web of Knowledge/Web of ScienceTM. Método: Trata-se de estudo bibliométrico, no recorte temporal entre 1945 e 2018, com análise descritiva realizada com auxílio do software HistCiteTM. Resultados: Foram identificados 175 artigos, publicados em 113 periódicos distintos, escritos por 817 autores vinculados a 322 instituições de pesquisa, localizadas em 30 países, foram utilizadas 7.023 referências, com média de 40 referências por artigo. Conclusão: Embora o número de estudos sobre mídias sociais e diabetes venha crescendo, a literatura ainda aponta carência de estudos longitudinais que ampliem a compreensão dos sentidos usualmente atribuídos à doença e identifiquem lapsos cognitivos recorrentes nestes espaços, bem como a qualidade das informações que são postadas e compartilhadas online, destacando assim, a necessidade de estudos futuros que investiguem seu impacto nos usuários.
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