Tendencias, perspectivas y desafíos de la gobernanza en salud. Un análisis bibliométrico
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Administración Pública, Políticas Públicas, Gobernanza, Salud, BibliometríaResumo
Este artículo de revisión tiene como objetivo realizar un análisis exhaustivo mediante técnicas bibliométricas avanzadas para identificar tendencias, patrones y áreas clave de investigación en gobernanza en salud. Se recuperaron 1102 artículos científicos de la base de datos Scopus, los cuales fueron examinados mediante indicadores bibliométricos y la construcción de mapas de redes utilizando el software VOSviewer. Los resultados abarcan los países, autores y revistas más influyentes, los textos más citados y los temas clave abordados, tales como adaptabilidad, equidad, seguridad, colaboración entre sectores, aspectos legales y éticos, administración y gestión de sistemas sanitarios, y seguridad sanitaria. Estos hallazgos proporcionan una visión panorámica valiosa para futuras investigaciones y la formulación de políticas de salud en el ámbito global. Se concluye que los marcos de gobernanza en salud deben adaptarse a contextos específicos, integrando tanto los aspectos éticos como prácticos de la gestión sanitaria, y que la formulación de políticas públicas debe basarse en principios de equidad, eficiencia y cooperación intersectorial entre los actores públicos y privados.
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