Bibliometric analysis reveals trends linking respiratory disorders and economic cost, suggesting interdisciplinary research importance.
Key Points
Research linking respiratory diseases and economic costs is expanding rapidly, especially post-COVID-19 pandemic.
The analysis identified six clusters including clinical prognosis, pandemics, pharmacoeconomics, and health services research.
A significant increase in publications related to respiratory conditions and costs was noted after 2010, reflecting a shift towards interdisciplinary frameworks.
The findings emphasize the growing need to incorporate cost-effectiveness in respiratory healthcare policies and public health strategy.