Big Science
Publishers
Serving Towards Science
Big Science
Publishers
Serving Towards Science
Big Science
Publishers
Serving Towards Science
ISSN: 3139-4191
Big Science Publishers LLP (registered under section 12(1) of the LLP act 2008) is a fully open access non-annual journal, publish high quality science-based articles. Big Science Publishers also guide the young budding researchers, UG/PG students and scholars and other academic professional who wants to learn the manuscript writing.
Big Science Publishers LLP (registered under section 12(1) of the LLP act 2008) is a fully open access non-annual journal, publish high quality science-based articles. Big Science Publishers also guide the young budding researchers, UG/PG students and scholars and other academic professional who wants to learn the manuscript writing.
Objective: The article seeks to investigate research conducted on hemovigilance using a bibliometric analysis. Quantitative methods examine trends in publication, high profile magazines, frequently cited documents, notable countries and organizations, ownership patterns, and collaboration among authors in this field.
Methods: The Scopus database was used to gather data for the study on document categories, extensively cited publications, highly regarded journals, contributions by nation, and other pertinent details. The VOS viewer programme was used for data analysis and representation.
Result: A bibliometric study covering scientific contributions related to hemovigilance revealed a total of 962 publications across 882 journals and books. The works authored by skilled researchers in prestigious journals underscored the primary research areas within this field. With 95 documents, the United States has become the country that contributes the most to scientific production.
Conclusion: As such, the results of this research may provide a basis upon which specialists might develop a hemovigilance road map. Research design may be developed to gather comprehensive data on patients' blood types, storage methods, transfusion protocols, and all aspects involved in maintaining the lifecycle of blood. Research collaboration is encouraged as it makes it easier to publish integrated techniques and data. Increasing the scope of our knowledge will enable us to respond more effectively to complex issues that might impact people all around
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