Um estudo bibliométrico sobre o crescimento das pesquisas em inovação tecnológica na saúde
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https://doi.org/10.31994/rvs.v14i2.970Keywords:
Inovação, Tecnologia, Saúde, BibliometriaAbstract
Face ao impacto de novas tecnologias, as pesquisas sobre inovações tecnológicas na saúde têm se revelado um tema muito importante para desenvolvimento de mercados tecnológicos. Este estudo compreende uma análise destes temas, pesquisados na Web of Science, comparando o crescimento total de pesquisas com as áreas de Management, Business e Economics. Busca-se compreender a evolução destas áreas e sua importância no desenvolvimento de inovações tecnológicas na área de pesquisas em saúde. Verificou-se a abrangência sobre o que é publicado, o impacto de fontes de investimento em pesquisas, os principais focos de pesquisa e os principais tipos de pesquisas.
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