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Abstract
Objective: To explore the hot spots and development trends of community public health research.
Methods: The literature related to this topic was searched in CNKI and PubMed databases, and the trend map of the number of articles was drawn according to the obtained data. The included literature were analyzed with Vosviewer software for keyword and author co-occurrence, and CiteSpace 6.3.R1 Basic software was used for mechanism co-occurrence, key emergence and clustering analysis, and timeline distribution map drawing.
Results: 189 Chinese literature and 77 English literature were selected. The Chinese literature focused on “community public health service, emergency management, and community governance”, and the research trend was “community public health emergency management and community governance”; English literature focuses on “nursing education, health education, human qualitative research”.
Conclusion: Although the Chinese and English literature shows that scholars in this field have different emphases, the primary community health is the key and difficult point to realize the national public health service project, and improving the basic public health service in the primary community is related to the health of all the people, so it is very important.
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Subject: Public Health and Healthcare - Public Health and Health Services
1. Introduction
“A strong primary health care platform with integrated community engagement within the health system is the backbone of universal health coverage.”[1] WHO points out that the key to comprehensive health coverage lies in community participation [2]. The Community public health service is an important part of China’s health service system, and plays a very important role in disease prevention and control [3]. The Chinese government attaches great importance to community public health services. It believes that grass-roots health institutions have the characteristics of public services and reflect the fairness and accessibility of health work. The government should assume more responsibilities and require them to contact cities to scientifically and reasonably determine community public health service projects based on the national basic public health service projects and according to the local community basic public health service financing level, the service capacity of community health service institutions and major public health problems [4].
In terms of top-level design, China started to implement community public health services as early as 2015. Make use of residents’ health files, health statistics, special investigations and other information, regularly carry out community health diagnosis, clarify the basic health problems of residents in the area, and formulate a population health intervention plan. We will implement national basic public health service projects and continue to expand the coverage of beneficiaries. Implement various public health service specifications and technical specifications, provide relevant basic public health services for specific groups according to the service process, and improve residents’ sense of access. Strengthen the division of labor and cooperation between community health service institutions and professional public health institutions, reasonably set up public health service posts, further integrate basic medical and public health services, and promote the combination of prevention and treatment. While steadily increasing the number of public health services, we should pay attention to strengthening the monitoring and management of the quality of public health services and the effect of health management [5].
Through the collation of relevant data in 2010, 2015 and 2019, it can be seen that the number of community health service centers (stations), the number of diagnosis and treatment people in community health service centers, and the number of beds in medical and health institutions are increasing (Table 1). This also shows that the Chinese government has paid more and more attention to community public health services, and the community health service system has been continuously improved [6].
2. Data and Methods
2.1. Data Source and Retrieval Strategy
This study takes the literature collected by CNKI from 2014 to 2024 and PubMed from 1936 to 2024 as the main data source, and analyzes the Chinese and English literature respectively. The search term of CNKI database is community public health, and the search term of PubMed database is community public health. The CNKI search method: the title is “community public health”, the condition setting is “accurate”, and the selected time range is from June 11, 2014 to June 11, 2024. A total of 189 Chinese documents were retrieved. PubMed search method: title = community public health. The search time ranged from January 1936 to April 2024. A total of 77 English literature was retrieved.
2.2. Data Extraction and Collection
The Chinese and English literature with the theme of community public health was included in the analysis, excluding the conference, newspaper, achievement and patent literature in CNKI database, and selecting the article and review article literatures in PubMed database. In order to improve the relevance of the literature, this study used to summarize and summarize the topics and abstracts of each Chinese and English literature, and finally selected 189 Chinese literature and 77 English literature. The Chinese documents are exported in batches in refworks format, and the files are named “download_*.txt”. The contents of the English documents are selected from the full records and references cited, and the records are exported in plain text format. The file naming format is the same as that of the Chinese documents.
2.3. Mapping and Visual Analysis
2.3.1. VOSviewer imports literature from CNKI and PubMed databases in bulk into VOSviewer version 1.6.20, selects appropriate relevant thresholds, and selects “Analysis” in the software toolbar. By changing the parameters of each functional area, nodes are evenly distributed. In addition, to make the graph clearer and more beautiful, the range of parameters in the visualization display area can be dynamically adjusted to obtain a visualization co-occurrence graph of the author and literature keywords.
2.3.2. The time span of CiteSpace Chinese and English literature is from January 1936 to January 2024, and from June 2014 to June 2024, respectively. Both time slices are set to “1”, and the software’s default screening criteria (top 50) are selected. The data is cropped using “Pathfinder”and “Pruning sliced networks”, and the node types of Chinese and English literature are set to institutions, keywords, and terms, respectively. Institutional co-occurrence visualization analysis, keyword clustering and timeline analysis, keyword emergence analysis, and term co-occurrence analysis are performed sequentially. Latent semantic indexing (LSI) algorithm is selected for clustering.
2.4. Statistical Analysis
CNKI and PubMed visualization tools were used to automatically draw the annual publication trend chart and analyze the community public health related research trends. CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic and VOSviewer 1.6.20 were used to map the cooperation network of the core authors of Chinese and English literature, and the keyword co-occurrence network and density map of Chinese and English literature were drawn. CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic is used to count the main keyword clustering information and strong outbreak keywords, so as to capture the hot spots of community public health research and predict the future development trend of this field.
3. Results
3.1. Document Distribution Trend
A total of 266 Chinese and English literatures (189 in Chinese and 77 in English) on community public health research in the past 88 years were included in this study. See Figure 1 and Figure 2 for the trend of publication. CNKI database shows that there have been three peaks of articles published since 2014: 20 in 2015, 21 in 2018 and 23 in 2020; After 2023, the number of papers published in this field showed a sharp downward trend. PubMed database shows that the literature in this field was first published in 1936, but the research on this field from 1936 to 2001 was few and sporadic, and the research development was relatively slow. After 2002, the number of documents included in the database began to rise. After 2007, the number of documents in this field continued to grow, reaching a peak in 2019.
3.2. Author Analysis
According to CNKI statistics, the top four authors of Chinese and English literature research in this field are listed in Table 2 and Table 3. Yang Hong and Sun Mengmeng from Dalian Maritime University and Sun Lan from Shanghai Minhang District Xinhong community health service center, the authors of Chinese literature, ranked first (3) in the number of articles. The former had a total frequency of 1224 citations and 872 citations, while the latter had a total frequency of 489 citations and 366 citations. The English literature authors College of nursing and Health Sciences, Joyce Barbara L of the University of Colorado and Simon Monica J of Thomas Jefferson University, Lucille B Pilling of Thomas Jefferson University, Nancy Brown Schott of the University of Toledo College of Nursing, Regina Gina H Johnson and Vicki Hicks of the University of Kansas School of Nursing, have the same number of papers as the first (4).
CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic software is used to draw the cooperative relationship map of core authors of Chinese literature, as shown in Figure 3, and vosviewer 1.6.20 is used to draw the cooperative relationship map of core authors of English literature, as shown in Figure 4. Rao Zuhai and Zhou Hongzhen are the team representatives in this research field among the core authors of the Chinese literature displayed by the visual atlas; The core authors of English literature formed research teams represented by Barbara L Joyce, Nancy Brown Schott, Monica J Harmon, Vicki Hicks, Regina Gina H Johnson and Lucille B Pilling.
3.3. Analysis of Research Institutions
CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic was used to analyze the co-occurrence of Chinese literature publishing institutions. The Chinese literature involved five research institutions respectively. The network visualization map is shown in Figure 5. Using the CNKI visualization tool, we can see that the top 10 institutions with the highest number of documents are shown in Figure 6. The most closely related institutions of Chinese literature are concentrated in Sichuan Province. They are the Centers for Disease Control and prevention in Zigong, Sichuan Province, the emergency management research center of West China Union Medical College and Chen Zhiqian Health Research Institute of Sichuan University, the West China School of public health of Sichuan University / West China fourth hospital, the healthy city development research center of Sichuan University / the western rural health development research center, and the Research Center for social development and social risk control of the key research base of philosophy and Social Sciences in Sichuan Province. They have worked closely together to form the core team in this research field.
3.4. Research Status and Hot Spots
3.4.1. Keyword Co-occurrence Analysis
Research and analysis of the key words of the included literature can accurately grasp the research hotspots in a certain field and understand the latest scientific research progress [13]. CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic and vosviewer 1.6.20 were used for analysis. The keyword co-occurrence network and density visualization map are shown in Figure 7, Figure 8 and Figure 9. The top 27 keywords are shown in Table 3. The analysis results show that the research purposes of community public health in China include “public health”, “community”, “urban community”, “community governance”, “emergency management”, “government purchase”, “countermeasures”, “influencing factors”, “infectious diseases” and “management”. The purpose of foreign community public health research focuses on three areas: first, the field of “people”, including “public health”, “adult”, “male”, “female” and other aspects; Second, the fields of “education”, “nursing” and “Bachelor’s degree”, including “clinical competition”, “nursing teaching research”, “Curriculum” and other aspects; The third is the fields of “nurse role” and “cooperative behavior”, including “nursing methodology research”, “health knowledge and attitude”, “prediction”, etc.
Table 4.
Top 25 keywords of community public health research literature.
| Serial Number | Keyword | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | public health | 42 |
| 2 | community | 33 |
| 3 | urban community | 16 |
| 4 | contingency management | 10 |
| 5 | Community Governance | 8 |
| 6 | influence factor | 6 |
| 7 | countermeasure | 5 |
| 8 | Grassroots community | 5 |
| 9 | Government purchase | 5 |
| 10 | performance appraisal | 4 |
| 11 | communicable disease | 4 |
| 12 | Administration | 4 |
| 13 | General practice | 4 |
| 14 | informatization | 4 |
| 15 | effect | 4 |
| 16 | Collaborative governance | 3 |
| 17 | Rural community | 3 |
| 18 | chronic disease | 3 |
| 19 | Emergency capability | 3 |
| 20 | Epidemic prevention and control | 3 |
| 21 | problem | 3 |
| 22 | chronic disease | 3 |
| 23 | human resources | 3 |
| 24 | nursing | 3 |
| 25 | Community resilience | 3 |
| 26 | Nursing intervention | 3 |
| 27 | Emergency care | 3 |
3.4.2. Keyword Clustering Analysis
In order to highlight the research theme in this field, this study uses the LSI clustering algorithm to cluster the keywords of Chinese and English literature, as shown in Figure 9. The clustering parameters of Chinese literature keywords are as follows: Chinese literature module clustering value (Q)=0.699 (>0.3), average contour value (S)=0.8921 (>0.5). When Q>0.3, clustering is effective, when S>0.5, clustering is reasonable, and when S>0.7, clustering is credible [7].Thus, we can see that the eight clustering results of Chinese literature keywords in this study are satisfactory and reliable. According to the cluster diagram, most of the four cluster blocks with different colors overlap, and the overlapping area indicates that the clusters are closely related. Among them, the Chinese clustering words #0 public health, #1 urban community, #2 community involve research fields, #3 community governance, #4 management, #6 analysis involve related behavior research, #5 service process and #7 influencing factors involve theoretical knowledge or technical means. The main clustering information is shown in Table 5.
Figure 9.
Keyword clustering diagram of Chinese literature on community public health research.
3.4.3. Keyword Emergence Analysis and Timeline Distribution
CiteSpace 6.3.R1 basic was used to draw the timeline map based on the clustering of Chinese literature keywords (Figure 10), and the Chinese literature keywords with the top 16 outbreak intensity were highlighted (Figure 11). By acquiring the keywords and time line distribution of strong outbreaks, we can accurately analyze the changes of hot topics and effectively predict the research development trend [8].
According to the keyword clustering timeline map, it can be found that the key words contained in the clustering labels of Chinese literature are mainly distributed in 2014-2019 and 2020-2024. Therefore, the research trend of Chinese literature can be roughly divided into two stages, the first stage of Chinese literature is 2014-2019, and the second stage of Chinese Literature is 2020-2024.
Stage 1: there are many keywords in the Chinese literature, and they are scattered, which is the initial stage of the research field. At this stage, the Chinese clustering labels #4 management and #7 influencing factors first appeared, and the Chinese clustering labels #3 community governance and #5 service processes later appeared and lasted for a long time.
Stage 2: the key words on the timeline are concentrated and distributed, which is the high-speed development period of Chinese literature research. This stage represents the hot research topics and development trends in this field. Compared with stage 1, the Chinese clustering labels #0 public health, #1 urban community and #2 community in this stage are more concentrated and last for a long time.
The strong outbreak keywords of Chinese literature shown in Figure 10 are mainly distributed in the second stage of each keyword timeline. The keywords with the highest outbreak intensity in the Chinese literature are emergency management (intensity 2.8) and community governance (intensity 2.25), the keywords with the longest outbreak duration are community governance (4 years), and the hot keywords for predicting the future are community governance and community resilience.
4. Discussion
According to the analysis of the authors, institutions and key words of the Chinese and English literatures on community public health research, the research hotspots in this field are mainly distributed in emergency nursing, performance appraisal, chronic diseases, general medicine, emergency management, community governance, urban community, community resilience, health knowledge and attitude, nursing teaching research, etc. The main functions of community health services are public health and basic medical services. Therefore, it is a general trend to explore a way to sink public health resources into communities, especially to meet the governance needs of urban communities and the health knowledge and chronic disease management of grass-roots people.
4.1. Research Hotspots
Through the co-occurrence analysis of the authors and institutions of the literature, it is found that the main domestic research institution in this field is the Zigong Center for Disease Control and prevention in Sichuan Province, which has explored the constituent elements of the community public health emergency response ability index system, providing a reference for the construction of the community public health emergency response ability evaluation index system [9]. West China School of public health, Sichuan University / West China fourth hospital, to explore the applicability of job description method to the calculation of public health human resource allocation in community health service centers [10]. Yang Hong and Sun Mengmeng believed that the government’s purchase of community public health services was an important measure to improve the level of community public health services. To improve the government’s purchase of community public health services, it is necessary to establish a stable public health investment mechanism, improve the basic conditions of disease control institutions, strengthen the grass-roots public health system, improve laws and regulations and the supervision and evaluation mechanism, and improve the public health service capacity [11]. Sun Lan discussed the functional positioning of community public health centers in the construction of family doctor system, put forward the idea of family doctor system adaptation support system construction, clarified the role of community public health centers in the framework of family doctor system, and provided the basis for further improving the family doctor system [12]. Chinese literature shows that scholars mainly focus on “community public health services” in this field. Barbara L Joyce believes that population-centered practice is an important part of Bachelor of nursing education. The specialty of community / public health nursing (C/PHN) emphasizes prevention and focuses on multiple determinants of health to improve population health outcomes [13]. He believes that the professional environment of community / public health nursing practice is constantly changing, and the ability based on current evidence-based practice is needed [14]. He also believes that improving population health, population focused care and community networks are the goals of the health care delivery system. Community / public health nursing education, practice and research must be reexamined, refocused and redesigned to meet the challenges of providing expanding health care to people and communities in the 21st century [15]. English literature shows that the academic team with the scholar as the core attaches great importance to “nursing” and “nursing education” in this field.
4.2. Development Trend
According to the analysis of the trend of Chinese publications, the development of this research field can be roughly divided into three stages, namely, the initial period (2014-2015), the transition period (2016-2018), and the high-speed development period (2019-2024). In addition, combined with keyword emergence and time line distribution, the research on the initial and transitional stages of the development of this field mainly attempts to sort out and review the literature research from the concept connotation, definition principles, definition methods and other aspects of community public health service projects, and summarizes several representative community public health service models in China [16]. The rapid development of this field is guided by the concept of “ integrating health into all policies ”, reconstructing the community public health prevention and control system from the top-level design, effectively utilizing and rationally allocating community public health prevention and control resources, and promoting the construction of the national public service governance system and governance capacity [17]. According to the analysis of keyword emergence, the keyword “ community governance ” has lasted since its outbreak, and the keyword “ emergency management ” has the highest intensity. Therefore, it can be judged that the future development trend of this research field will still tend to explore the establishment of a sound community public health emergency management system, so as to better improve and activate the ability and level of the community to respond to public health events [18].
According to the analysis of the trend of English articles, the direction of “ nursing education ”, such as Ricky Baker From the perspective of professional community public health nurses, this paper discusses the problem of letting intern nurses meet the sexual health needs of young people [19]; The direction of “ grassroots clinical nursing ”, such as hyunsuk Jeong explored the effectiveness of suicide prevention programs in primary health care clinics from the perspective of community public health resource support [20]; “ Ethnic group and age ” direction, e.g Elodia Caballero explores the public health impact of the “ label of Latino communities ” on youth and its role in community narratives [21]; “ Emergency management ” direction, e.g Guosheng HuThe optimization methods of community public health and safety emergency management and nursing insurance services were studied to promote the construction of a healthy urban environment [22].
4.3. Deficiencies
At the time of data collection, the Chinese database was CNKI and the English database was PubMed. The selected databases were all authoritative databases. In order to further study this field, English databases such as web of science can be included in it in the future. At the same time, in order to obtain highly relevant literature, only the literature with the title of “ community public health ” was searched, and the search types of subject words were narrowed. When the literature was included, there may be a lack of literature quantity, causing errors to the analysis results.
5. Conclusion
Through the use of bibliometrics software to map the key information of Chinese and English literature of community public health research, the information can be visualized, and then the research hotspots and development trends in this field can be effectively obtained. The hot research found that first of all, we should strengthen the community public health function, clarify the basic public health service items, especially do a good job in health education, chronic disease management and other services, and strive to change the residents’ unhealthy lifestyle, reduce the occurrence of diseases, reduce the disease burden of the state, society and individuals, and improve the health level of the masses. Strengthening public health services does not mean weakening basic medical services. Community health service institutions should have the ability to solve basic medical problems for the masses, otherwise it will be difficult to divert patients from large hospitals and the masses will not be satisfied. However, we should pay attention to limiting the scope of medical services of community health service institutions, and should not blindly expand the scale and content of medical services, nor develop in the direction of specialty [23]. Although Chinese and English literature shows that scholars in this field have different focuses, basic public health services in grass-roots communities are crucial because they are related to the health of all citizens [24].
Author Contributions
Formal analysis: Chenhui Deng. Funding acquisition: Chenhui Deng, Xiaorong Huang. Methodology: Pingping Wang, Xiaorong Huang. Project administration: Xiaorong Huang. Software: Jin Yao. Supervision: Yaqiong Li. Visualization: Jin Yao. Writing—original draft: Pingping Wang. Writing—review & editing: Xiaorong Huang.
Funding
Henan Provincial Department of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Research Project, 2023-ZDJH-529, Chenhui Deng; The 2024 Luoyang social science planning project “Research on the impact and strategy of neighborhood center construction on the quality improvement of Luoyang City”, No. 38, hosted by Xiaorong Huang; Research project of Luoyang people’s Congress System Theory Research Association for 2024 “Research on strengthening the construction of the four organizations of Henan Provincial people’s Congress”, No. 14, Host: Xiaorong Huang.
Availability of Data and Materials
All data generated or analyzed during this study are included in this published article. In addition, other data sets used during the current study are available from the corresponding authors on reasonable request.
Ethics Approval and Consent to Participate
Because the current study did not include any human interaction, it does not require the permission of the Ethics Committee.
Consent for Publication
Not applicable.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Dr. Chenhui Deng of Luoyang Institute of Science and Technology for his support in the field of statistics for this paper. Meanwhile we would like to thank our funders, esp Luoyang Maternal and Child Health Hospital, for their kind and generous financial support towards achieving these study objectives.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
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Figure 1.
Trends in the publication of Chinese Journals of community public health research.
Figure 2.
Trends of publications in foreign journals of community public health research.
Figure 3.
Cooperative network of Chinese literature authors in community public health research.
Figure 4.
Cooperative network of English literature authors in community public health research.
Figure 5.
Cooperative network of Chinese Literature Institutions for community public health research.
Figure 5.
Cooperative network of Chinese Literature Institutions for community public health research.
Figure 6.
Top 10 institutions in the field of community public health research.
Figure 7.
Co-occurrence network of keywords in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Figure 7.
Co-occurrence network of keywords in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Figure 8.
Co-occurrence network of English literature keywords in community public health research.
Figure 9.
Co-occurrence density of English literature keywords in community public health research.
Figure 10.
Time line distribution of key words in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Figure 10.
Time line distribution of key words in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Figure 11.
highlights of key words (top 16) in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Figure 11.
highlights of key words (top 16) in Chinese literature of community public health research.
Table 1.
Statistics of public health service capacity in different years.
| Category | 2010 | 2015 | 2019 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community health service centers (stations) (Nos.) | 32739 | 34321 | 35013 |
| Person times of diagnosis and treatment in Community Health Service Center (10000 person times) | 34740.4 | 55902.6 | 69110.7 |
| Number of beds in Community Health Service Center (station) (10000) | 16.88 | 20.1 | 23.74 |
Note: the data are from the China Health and statistics yearbook
Table 2.
Top 4 authors of Chinese literature in community public health research.
| Serial Number | Title | (I) Author / Editor in Chief | Source | Time of Publication | Cited | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Experience and Enlightenment of British government purchasing community public health services | Hong Yang; Sunmengmeng | Journal of Taiyuan City Polytechnic | August 28, 2022 | 1 | 399 |
| 2 | Existing problems and Countermeasures of government investment in purchasing urban community public health services | Hong Yang; Sunmengmeng | Health economy in China | 2023/3/5 | 1 | 298 |
| 3 | Problems and Countermeasures of Chinese government purchasing community public health services -- Based on the pilot practice in typical cities | Hong Yang; Sunmengmeng | Journal of Nanjing Medical University (SOCIAL SCIENCES EDITION) | 2022/9/5 | 2 | 527 |
| 4 | Cost benefit analysis of public health outsourcing support services in Huacao community | Yangshengyuan; Sun LAN; Ye Weimin; Chengyuping; Zhaohuilan | Journal of Community Medicine | July 10, 2017 | 2 | 151 |
| 5 | Exploration on the functional orientation of community public health centers under the family doctor system | Sun LAN; Haiyan Yang; Mayingzhong; Jing Wang; Yujiankun | Primary health care in China | June 10, 2015 | 2 | 154 |
| 6 | Practice of community public health center operation mechanism based on family doctor system | Sun LAN; Mayingzhong; Yujiankun; Zhaohuilan; Haiyan Yang; Wang Jing | Primary health care in China | May 10th, 2015 | 11 | 184 |
| 7 | Research on community public health service in Lhasa | Quwencai | Tibet University | April 17, 2020 | 0 | 105 |
| 8 | Research on government responsibility in community public health supply in Lhasa | Quwencai | Modern economic information | March 25, 2020 | 2 | 124 |
| 9 | Research on the design and cost management of community public health service package for patients with stroke sequelae based on family care cloud service platform | Hongzhen Zhou; Yanjingdong; Wudeqin; Lipengjun; WISCO; Zhongxiaohong; Wangxiaoyan; Guoyan; Tension; Pengjuan | Guangdong Provincial Department of science and technology | September 1, 2018 | 0 | 6 |
| 10 | Difficulties and Countermeasures of state owned enterprises in undertaking community public health services | Raozuhai, Beijing 20th bureau level leading cadre training class I | Beijing Daily | September 28, 2021 | 0 | 72 |
Table 3.
Top 4 authors of English literature in community public health research.
| Serial Number | Title | (I) Author / Editor in Chief | Source | Time of Publication | Cited | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Using a quality improvement model to enhance community/public health nursing education. | Joyce Barbara L;Harmon Monica J;Johnson Regina Gina H;Hicks Vicki;Brown-Schott Nancy;Pilling Lucille B | Public health nursing (Boston, mass.) | November 4, 2019 | ||
| 2 | Quad Council Coalition community/public health nursing competencies: Building consensus through collaboration. | Campbell Lisa A;Harmon Monica J;Joyce Barbara L;Little Susan H | Public health nursing (Boston, mass.) | October 7, 2019 | ||
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Table 5.
Keyword clustering of Chinese literature on community public health research.
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