¿UN TRATADO INTERNACIONAL SOBRE PANDEMIAS? UN ANÁLISIS BIBLIOMÉTRICO.

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Title:	¿UN TRATADO INTERNACIONAL SOBRE PANDEMIAS? UN ANÁLISIS BIBLIOMÉTRICO.
Alternate Title:	AN INTERNATIONAL TREATY ON PANDEMICS? A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS.
Authors:	GALLEGOS, MIGUEL¹ maypsi@yahoo.com.ar, CERVIGNI, MAURICIO^2,3, SOTOMAYOR, PEDRO⁴, CAYCHO-RODRÍGUEZ, TOMÁS⁵, LOBOS-RIVERA, MARLON ELÍAS⁶, MARTINO, PABLO^2,3,7, RAZUMOVSKIY, ANASTASIA⁸, ARIAS GALLEGOS, WALTER L.⁹
Source:	Revista Médica de Rosario. ene-abr2026, Vol. 92 Issue 1, p10-15. 6p.
Subjects:	PANDEMIC preparedness, TREATIES, BIBLIOMETRICS, BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, INTERNATIONAL cooperation, MEDICAL research, HEALTH policy, WORLD health
Abstract (English):	An international discussion has initiated the purpose of establishing a pandemic treaty that will enhance the ability to avoid, prepare for, and respond to a future global health crisis. A search for documents was carried out in the Scopus database using the keyword "pandemic treaty," and a bibliometric analysis was applied to the information retrieved. 29 papers were retrieved; the majority are editorial and opinion notes, with a smaller number of articles. Most of the works are focused on the "eld of medicine, and the authors are primarily from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. BMJ and Lancet are the publications with the most articles. The new instrument for international pandemic coordination is not as diverse as it could be because the debate about it is focused on a small number of authors, countries, institutions, journals, and subject areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Se ha abierto una discusión internacional para elaborar un tratado sobre pandemias que permita mejorar la capacidad de prevención, preparación y respuesta a una futura crisis de salud internacional. Se realizó una búsqueda de documentos en la base de datos Scopus por medio de la palabra clave "pandemic treaty" y se aplicó un análisis bibliométrico sobre la información recuperada. Se recuperaron 29 documentos, la mayoría son notas de opinión y editoriales, y en menor grado, artículos. La mayoría de los trabajos se concentra en el área de medicina, y los autores proceden mayoritariamente de Estados Unidos, Reino Unido y Suiza. BMJ y Lancet son las editoriales con más publicaciones. El debate por el nuevo tratado se encuentra concentrado en algunos autores, países, instituciones, revistas y áreas temáticas, lo que limitaría la representatividad del nuevo instrumento de coordinación internacional de pandemias. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	An international discussion has initiated the purpose of establishing a pandemic treaty that will enhance the ability to avoid, prepare for, and respond to a future global health crisis. A search for documents was carried out in the Scopus database using the keyword "pandemic treaty," and a bibliometric analysis was applied to the information retrieved. 29 papers were retrieved; the majority are editorial and opinion notes, with a smaller number of articles. Most of the works are focused on the "eld of medicine, and the authors are primarily from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. BMJ and Lancet are the publications with the most articles. The new instrument for international pandemic coordination is not as diverse as it could be because the debate about it is focused on a small number of authors, countries, institutions, journals, and subject areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	03275019