Humanization of nursing care for people with tuberculosis: Bibliometric Study
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https://doi.org/10.31686/ijier.vol10.iss4.3727Keywords:
Tuberculosis, Nursing, Nursing care, Public health nursing, Humanization of careAbstract
Objective: To analyze the scientific production on tuberculosis and the humanization of nursing
care. Methods: Bibliometric, descriptive quantitative study, carried out in the Web Of Science database
with a time frame from January 2010 to July 2021. The laws of lotka and zipf were applied and the analysis
occurred with the aid of vosviewer software. Results: We recovered 309 scientific productions on
tuberculosis and the humanization of nursing care, the majority published in 2019, with the predominance
of the English language. According to lotka law among the 1,381 authors who publish on the subject, 276
(20%) are responsible for 30.3% of productivity, but only eight have a total strength of co-authorship bond.
Through zipf's law, 761 keywords with a predominance of "tuberculosis" and "nursing" were found. The
Countries united states of America (USA) (25%) and Brazil (22%) have the highest number of publications
on the theme addressed here. Conclusion: There is a tendency to increase in publications on tuberculosis,
however, little is studied about humanization aimed at the treatment of people who experience this
disease. More evidence should be produced in this context because the end of tuberculosis depends on the
implementation of what is contained in the global strategy plan, regarding the intensification pillar of
research and innovation. Such actions will contribute to the execution of more humanized practices of the
care of the nursing professional, reflecting on the success of the treatment of people suffering from
tuberculosis.
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Accepted 2022-03-24
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