FİZYOTERAPİ VE REHABİLİTASYONDA YAYINLANAN ÇİFT GÖREV ÇALIŞMALARININ BİBLİYOMETRİK ANALİZİ

AMAÇ: Çift görev, farklı amaçlarla motor, davranışsal veya bilişsel görevlerden aynı anda ikisini gerçekleştirme yeteneğidir. Günlük yaşam aktivitelerinin çoğu çift görevlerden oluşur. Çift görev eğitimi, fizyoterapi ve rehabilitasyonda yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, fizyoterapi ve rehabilitasyondaki çift görev çalışmalarının gelişim ve eğilimlerini tanımlamak için bibliyometrik bir analiz yapmaktı. GEREÇ VE YÖNTEM: Bibliyometrik analiz için veriler Web of Science'dan toplandı. Konu arama sorguları TS=("dual-task" AND "physiotherapy" OR "dual task" AND "physiotherapy" OR "dual-task" AND “physical therapy” OR "dual task" AND "physical therapy") idi. BULGULAR: Tarama sonucunda 98 yayına ulaşıldı. Her yayın için ortalama atıf sayısı 27.29'du. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri işbirlikçi ağ (n=36) ve yayınlar (n=28) açısından ilk sırada yer aldı. Nieuwboer (n=57) çift görev araştırmasına en çok katkıda bulunan yazardı (n=5). Oluşum oranı (OR) ve toplam bağlantı gücü (TLS) en yüksek olan anahtar kelime “yürüyüş” tü (OR: 32, TLS: 75). Çift görev çalışmaları arasında en sık atıf alan döküman, Folstein ve ark.’nın (n=21) çalışmasıydı. En yüksek TLS'si olan doküman Silsupadol ve ark. (n=22) tarafından yapılan çalışmaydı. SONUÇ: Fizyoterapi ve rehabilitasyonda ikili görev çalışmaları açısından literatürde ciddi boşluklar olduğu görüldü. İkili görev eğitiminin çeşitlendirilmesi ve farklı popülasyonlarda uygulanması önerilmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Bibliyometrikler, Çoklu görev davranışı, Fizyoterapi, Rehabilitasyon

BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF DUAL-TASK STUDIES PUBLISHED IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION

OBJECTIVE: Dual-task is the ability to simultaneously perform two motor, behavioral, or cognitive tasks with different objectives at the same time. Most of daily life activities consist of dual-tasks. Dual-task training is commonly used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. This study aimed to conduct a bibliometric analysis of dual-task studies in physiotherapy and rehabilitation to describe their progress and trends. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Data for bibliometric analysis were collected from the Web of Science. The topic search queries were TS=("dual-task" AND "physiotherapy" OR "dual task" AND "physiotherapy" OR "dual-task" AND “physical therapy” OR "dual task" AND "physical therapy"). RESULTS: As a result of the search, 98 publications were found. Mean number of citations for each publication was 27.29. The United States of America ranked first in terms of collaborative network (n=36) and publications (n=28). Nieuwboer (n=57) was the author who contributed the most to dual-task research (n=5). The keyword with the highest occurrence rate (OR) and total link strength (TLS) was “gait” (OR: 32, TLS: 75). The most commonly referred document among dual-task studies was the study of Folstein et al. (n=21). The document with the highest TLS was the study performed by Silsupadol et al. (n=22). CONCLUSIONS: It was observed that there are severe gaps in the literature in terms of dual-task studies in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. It is suggested that dual-task training should be diversified and applied in different populations.

Keywords:

Bibliometrics, Multi-tasking behavior, Physical therapy, Rehabilitation,

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