Bibliometric analysis reveals assistive technologies improve treatment results in hospitals, highlighting the need for quality care and better integration.
Key Points
The study aims to analyze the research landscape of assistive technologies in hospital settings focusing on patient care.
Conducted a bibliometric analysis using the Scopus database.
Selected articles from the last 20 years based on inclusion and exclusion criteria.
Applied VOSviewer software to study keywords, co-authorship, and citation networks.
Identified gaps in research on assistive technologies within hospital environments.
Noted that most studies are in computer science and engineering, not directly related to clinical outcomes.
Found few studies focused on quality of care and treatment results.