Bibliometric analysis and trends related to dental tourism: Qualitative, social, economic and ethical implications

This article delves into the multifaceted realm of dental tourism, scrutinizing patient incentives, economic ramifications, and ethical aspects. An in-depth 2023 analysis discerns research gaps, underscoring the necessity for a more exhaustive investigation to enrich the understanding of the global oral healthcare landscape. Utilizing bibliometric analysis method, the study examines the worldwide trajectory of scientific publications on dental tourism. Employing Scopus, it dissects document types, annual production, authorship, and international collaborations. The results spotlight microvariables derived from Saxena, Deheriya, Datla's macrovariables, unveiling influencers on dental tourism, ranging from social and economic to cultural factors. The study advocates for defined bilateral agreements to ensure quality care and stresses ethical considerations, emphasizing shared standards and legal implications. Economic ramifications, both positive and negative, are discussed, with an expanding global focus on dental tourism evident. In conclusion, the study accentuates micro variables, signaling avenues for future research.

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Health Services Management Research
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2025-01-16
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https://doi.org/10.1177/09514848251314111
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Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
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Bibliometric analysis and trends related to dental tourism: Qualitative, social, economic and ethical implications

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Bibliometric analysis and trends related to dental tourism: Qualitative, social, economic and ethical implications

Paolo Boffano, Maura Campra, Francesco Cavarra, Vincenzo Rocchetti, Valerio Brescia
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Abstract

This article delves into the multifaceted realm of dental tourism, scrutinizing patient incentives, economic ramifications, and ethical aspects. An in-depth 2023 analysis discerns research gaps, underscoring the necessity for a more exhaustive investigation to enrich the understanding of the global oral healthcare landscape. Utilizing bibliometric analysis method, the study examines the worldwide trajectory of scientific publications on dental tourism. Employing Scopus, it dissects document types, annual production, authorship, and international collaborations. The results spotlight microvariables derived from Saxena, Deheriya, Datla's macrovariables, unveiling influencers on dental tourism, ranging from social and economic to cultural factors. The study advocates for defined bilateral agreements to ensure quality care and stresses ethical considerations, emphasizing shared standards and legal implications. Economic ramifications, both positive and negative, are discussed, with an expanding global focus on dental tourism evident. In conclusion, the study accentuates micro variables, signaling avenues for future research.

Health Services Management Research
Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro” (IT), University of Milan (IT), Społeczna Akademia Nauk (PL), University of Turin (IT)
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Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
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