The application of interactive spatial design in health: a bibliometric analysis of 2003-2022
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To comprehensively analyze the application of interactive spatial design in the health field literature, an investigation was conducted using literature from Web of Science. A scientific knowledge map was created using VOSviewer, considering publication year, country, keywords, and references. The analysis revealed a growing number of publications, with the UK and US leading in research. The main research areas were Smart Space Design, Interaction Design and User Experience, Design methodology, and assessment. Citations within the references constitute the main knowledge base for applying interactive spatial design in health, effectively linking and encompassing a significant portion of research efforts. In future investigations on the relationship between space design, interactive engagement, and health, it is advisable to consider additional factors such as socio-economic and demographic characteristics. This inclusive approach will facilitate a more comprehensive understanding of the intricate interplay between spatial design, interactive interfaces, and their impact on well-being.
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