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Public Health Policies for Youth – Bibliometric Study and Research Agenda based on the Web of Science

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The scope of this research outlines the field of study on public health policies for youth supported by bibliometric maps, from the perspective of identifying research gaps. VOSviewer software was used based on the exploratory-descriptive profile, with data located in October 2021, using the key words “public”, “youth”, “health” with the connecting “and”, which resulted in 172 articles. The following groupings were located: co-authorship by country; co-authorship by key words; co-quote by article; co-quote by reference cited; bibliographic coupling; co-quote of authors. The results reveal an interdisciplinary field, represented by studies in the areas of education, social work, law, and social sciences, with a significant recurrence of the themes of mental health, violence, and obesity, as well as discussions on substance use and abuse, such as cigarette smoking for example. Debates about the social configuration, defined by the idea of community, as well as its prevalence and prevention are present in the scope of these studies. Finally, eight research agenda topics are derived from the discussion about the growing movement towards health promotion as a public policy, while socio-economic and cultural aspects are presented with greater emphasis, in the quest to understand the impacts of this scenario for youth.
Bizarria, Fabiana Pinto de Almeida (57193995185); Figueredo, Irlane Batista (57627153700); Cavalcante, Sara do Nascimento (57894446100); Silva, Eliane Jiliane Duarte da (57894689100); Barbosa, Flávia Lorenne Sampaio (57894935600)
Public Health Policies for Youth – Bibliometric Study and Research Agenda based on the Web of Science; [Políticas Públicas de Saúde para a Juventude – Estudo Bibliométrico e Agenda de Pesquisa com base na Web of Science]
2022
10.1590/1413-812320222710.04812022
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85138272418&doi=10.1590%2f1413-812320222710.04812022&partnerID=40&md5=63b95bbfe5029fc3e8ab237206a09bca
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