Mapping Research Scopus Trend in LoRa and Heart and Health
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Bibliometric, Lora, Heart, Health, ScopusAbstract
LoRa is a widely used communication technology due to its advantages, such as low power consumption and long-range capability. One of its applications is in heart health. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of literature indexed in Scopus from 2019 to 2024 using the keywords “LoRa”, “health” and “heart” we use biblioshiny R , with data obtained from 77 articles, and 70 sources were deemed suitable because research on LoRa and heart health is still relatively scarce.. By analyzing the literature, we can identify trends and evolution in the application of LoRa technology in heart health, recognize leading authors, institutions, and countries contributing significantly to this research area, highlight under-explored areas that require further investigation, and provide a roadmap for developing innovative applications of LoRa technology in healthcare. The findings aim to guide future research directions, foster collaboration, and assist in making informed decisions regarding funding and resource allocation for future research projects, ultimately advancing the field of heart health monitoring and management.
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