CYBER FRAUD AS A THREAT TO THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM: A SYSTEMATIC BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Abstract
There is a growing wave of cyber fraud in the healthcare industry. Cases of breaches of confidentiality and security, leakage, theft and breach of medical confidential data, and fraudsters gaining access to machines and networks of medical institutions have become more frequent. The main purpose of the study is a retrospective and current systematic bibliometric analysis of scientific research in the field of cyber fraud as a threat to the sustainable development of the health care system based on Scopus, VOS Viewer, Statista. The relevance of solving this scientific problem lies in conducting not a traditional, but a comprehensive innovative systematic study of the industry, identifying priority dynamic, geographical and inter-sectoral links and directions, and problematic aspects. The research was carried out in the following logical sequence: determining the criteria for selecting publications on cyber fraud in the healthcare system; determining the dynamics of scientific articles in this area; analyzing the geographical distribution of research; studying the distribution of subject areas of the problem under study; forming and analyzing clusters of scientific articles on cyber fraud in the healthcare system by key terms; building an evolutionary and temporal map of the relationships of the studied categories with other scientific concepts in dynamics. Scopus platform, VOS Viewer software, Statista statistical database were used as analytical tools for the study. The study theoretically proves the existence of a close relationship between the health care system and cyber fraud. The results of the proposed model of a comprehensive systematic study of the healthcare industry will allow timely identification of priority areas and problematic aspects of the industry in terms of cybersecurity, will improve the protection of patients, patient data, hospital security management, strengthen the protection of medical devices, minimize the risks of cyber losses in the healthcare system, to organize sustainable development of the healthcare industry, to ensure good health of people.
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