Transparency of social-economic determinants in developing the efficient public healthcare system

Abstract

In the modern society, public healthcare and safe life are key tasks of any country worldwide. Social health and security are the highest and the most desired values. They are integral conditions to reach sustainable development goals. Healthcare is an important policy component of separate states and supernational communities worldwide. The issue of global approaches to healthcare and environment protection is one of the most outstanding scientific achievements of the 20th century. The current article reviews arguments in researching the public healthcare system. The main study purpose is a detailed analysis of the social-economic public healthcare determinants and their transparency in the 2013-2023 Scopus sources. The research object is public healthcare. The research topic is bibliometric analysis of the 2013-2023 Scopus sources about public healthcare. The bibliometric analysis of big data provides us with those necessary research results that cannot be obtained without special tools. To conduct the public healthcare bibliometric analysis, we applied the VOSviewer computer software. It engages wide functional possibilities of smart text processing, which generates and visualises joint networks of the most significant terms and notions in a certain branch. A thorough bibliometric analysis of the social-economic public healthcare determinants and their transparency in the 2013-2023 Scopus sources is conducted stepwise. Firstly, we select a list of keywords for the studied issue. Secondly, the Scopus search engine is activated. Thirdly, a range of sources is defined. Fourthly, we analyse a sample of Scopus publications. Fifthly, we conduct the VOSviewer cluster analysis of the Scopus sources (arranged by citation number, co-authorship frequency, countries with the given problem). Sixthly, we examine bibliometric maps with visualised clusters. The obtained research results may definitely contribute to further healthcare studies and bibliometric analysis of indexed scientific sources.