The Transition from Delayed Physiotherapy to Early Physiotherapy in Intensive Care Patients: A Bibliometric Analysis
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Patient, disease critical care, intensive care unit, early physiotherapy, bibliometric analysis
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Introduction: Critically ill patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) require timely and comprehensive interventions to ensure safety and optimize recovery. Early physiotherapy serves as a vital component of critical care, contributing to patients’ physical, psychological, and long-term functional recovery.
Methods: The study employed a bibliometric and systematic literature review to analyze research trends in early physiotherapy. Relevant articles were retrieved from SCOPUS-indexed journals, screened based on relevance, keywords, and abstracts, and analyzed using Mendeley for reference management and VOSviewer for bibliometric visualization.
Results: The analysis delineated six thematic clusters: (1) pathological classification and therapeutic modalities, (2) patient compliance, (3) therapeutic approaches, (4) physiotherapy in critical care settings, (5) condition-specific therapeutic methods, and (6) safety procedures. These clusters encapsulate the predominant research trajectories and focal domain within the corpus of early physiotherapy literature.
Conclusion: Early physiotherapy in critical care substantially enhances patients’ psychological well-being, physical functioning, and overall quality of life, while mitigating complications and reducing hospitalization costs. The findings highlight the importance of integrating early physiotherapy as an integral component of standardize ICU patient management.
Keywords: Patient, disease critical care, intensive care unit, early physiotherapy, bibliometric analysis
Methods: The study employed a bibliometric and systematic literature review to analyze research trends in early physiotherapy. Relevant articles were retrieved from SCOPUS-indexed journals, screened based on relevance, keywords, and abstracts, and analyzed using Mendeley for reference management and VOSviewer for bibliometric visualization.
Results: The analysis delineated six thematic clusters: (1) pathological classification and therapeutic modalities, (2) patient compliance, (3) therapeutic approaches, (4) physiotherapy in critical care settings, (5) condition-specific therapeutic methods, and (6) safety procedures. These clusters encapsulate the predominant research trajectories and focal domain within the corpus of early physiotherapy literature.
Conclusion: Early physiotherapy in critical care substantially enhances patients’ psychological well-being, physical functioning, and overall quality of life, while mitigating complications and reducing hospitalization costs. The findings highlight the importance of integrating early physiotherapy as an integral component of standardize ICU patient management.
Keywords: Patient, disease critical care, intensive care unit, early physiotherapy, bibliometric analysis
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Rahmah, A., Rafidah, A. N., Utama, Y. A., Syafitri, Y. C., Ariyanti, F. D., & Aprian, W. (2025). The Transition from Delayed Physiotherapy to Early Physiotherapy in Intensive Care Patients: A Bibliometric Analysis. Indonesian Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 14(2), 286 - 302. https://doi.org/10.36803/indojpmr.v14i2.451
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