TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK
Integrating ideas of safety, trust, cooperation, and empowerment across many practice areas, trauma-informed interventions have become a necessary paradigm in social work. Research trends, thematic clusters, and citation impact are examined in this bibliometric analysis of 227 records taken from t...
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Integrating ideas of safety, trust, cooperation, and empowerment across many practice areas, trauma-informed interventions have become a necessary paradigm in social work. Research trends, thematic clusters, and citation impact are examined in this bibliometric analysis of 227 records taken from the Web of Science Core Collection under the terms "trauma-informed strategies" AND "social work". Trauma and adverse childhood events, trauma-informed care and psychological interventions, post-traumatic stress disorder and mental health, and gender, social determinants, and public health were four thematic clusters found by a co-occurrence analysis of 2568 keywords using VOSviewer reflecting main research directions. The study emphasizes the changing trauma-informed social work practices, the field's multidisciplinary character, and the growing focus on evidence-based interventions. Results highlight the need of including trauma-informed ideas into frontline social work practice, policy formation, and educational process. This study provides insights for practitioners, researchers, and legislators trying to improve trauma-sensitive interventions, so helping to deepen knowledge of trauma-informed research paths.
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| spelling | doaj-art-e736e55480dd41639b7294b395351f172025-08-20T01:57:52ZengAssociation of Social and Educational InnovationInternational Journal of Social and Educational Innovation2393-03732025-03-011223TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORKDana RAD0Remus RUNCAN1Csaba KISS2Aurel Vlaicu University of AradAurel Vlaicu University of AradHyperion University of Bucharest Integrating ideas of safety, trust, cooperation, and empowerment across many practice areas, trauma-informed interventions have become a necessary paradigm in social work. Research trends, thematic clusters, and citation impact are examined in this bibliometric analysis of 227 records taken from the Web of Science Core Collection under the terms "trauma-informed strategies" AND "social work". Trauma and adverse childhood events, trauma-informed care and psychological interventions, post-traumatic stress disorder and mental health, and gender, social determinants, and public health were four thematic clusters found by a co-occurrence analysis of 2568 keywords using VOSviewer reflecting main research directions. The study emphasizes the changing trauma-informed social work practices, the field's multidisciplinary character, and the growing focus on evidence-based interventions. Results highlight the need of including trauma-informed ideas into frontline social work practice, policy formation, and educational process. This study provides insights for practitioners, researchers, and legislators trying to improve trauma-sensitive interventions, so helping to deepen knowledge of trauma-informed research paths. https://journals.aseiacademic.org/index.php/ijsei/article/view/453trauma-informed caresocial work practicebibliometric analysisevidence-based interventionscommunity and clinical trauma strategies |
| spellingShingle | Dana RAD Remus RUNCAN Csaba KISS TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK International Journal of Social and Educational Innovation trauma-informed care social work practice bibliometric analysis evidence-based interventions community and clinical trauma strategies |
| title | TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK |
| title_full | TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK |
| title_fullStr | TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK |
| title_full_unstemmed | TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK |
| title_short | TRAUMA-INFORMED SOCIAL WORK: A BIBLIOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF RESEARCH TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN FORENSIC SOCIAL WORK |
| title_sort | trauma informed social work a bibliometric exploration of research trends and developments in forensic social work |
| topic | trauma-informed care social work practice bibliometric analysis evidence-based interventions community and clinical trauma strategies |
| url | https://journals.aseiacademic.org/index.php/ijsei/article/view/453 |
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