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Aggression in psychiatry: a bibliometric analysis

Melisa Bulut, Nazmiye Yıldırım · Middle East Current Psychiatry · 2024

Abstract Background Aggression is a common problem in psychiatric clinics, and many studies have been conducted on the issue over the years. This study bibliometrically examines the characteristics and trends of aggression studies in psychiatry, such as the branches, publication years, types, publishers, and impact factors, and compares the focus areas of psychiatry and psychiatric nursing on aggression, to guide future research and readers on this topic. Bibliometric analysis was performed with network metrics, citation analysis, co-authorship analysis, science mapping, and network visualization techniques using WoS analysis reports and the VOSviewer program with data obtained from the Web of Science database on January 11, 2024. Results Most studies on aggression in psychiatry were published in 2019 as English articles. Then, 3.37% of these studies are in psychiatric nursing, mainly from Australia. In contrast, most psychiatric studies are from the USA. Psychiatry studies focus on causes, types, and relationships with psychiatric disorders, while psychiatric nursing studies emphasize aggressive attitud

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