Bibliometric and visual analysis of smart drug rehabilitation research: a systematic review.

Background: Smart drug rehabilitation has become a popular way of addiction treatment in recent years. However, bibliometric analysis of related studies is rare. Methods: Using CiteSpace software, we quantitatively and visually present and analyze the overview of smart drug rehabilitation research....

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Publicado en:Journal of Substance Use Vol. 30; no. 4; pp. 513 - 520
Autores principales: Zhao, Yang, Liu, Yinzhang, Wang, Lirong
Formato: review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Aug2025
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Sumario:Background: Smart drug rehabilitation has become a popular way of addiction treatment in recent years. However, bibliometric analysis of related studies is rare. Methods: Using CiteSpace software, we quantitatively and visually present and analyze the overview of smart drug rehabilitation research. Results: First, research on smart drug rehabilitation are abundant and active in recent years, and the quantity and quality of related research have grown. Second, the first ranked co-cited author is Nora Volkow. Third, Harvard Medical School and other well-known research institutions have built collaboration. Fourth, the clustering of keywords can be divided into four types: abuse, anxiety, telehealth and meta-analysis. Conclusions: To sum up, this paper makes theoretical contributions to the systematic review of smart drug rehabilitation research.