The total number of scientific publications in dermatology in France has shown fluctuating trends over the past decade. Starting from 353.13 publications in 2013, the number dipped to its lowest at 215.79 in 2021. In 2023, this value stood at 276.46 publications. While there have been brief periods of growth, overall there has been a downward trend.
Year-on-year changes illustrate significant volatility:
- 2013-2014: -10.91%
- 2014-2015: +3.08%
- 2015-2016: +6.38%
- 2016-2017: -9.32%
- 2017-2018: +9.01%
- 2018-2019: -11.35%
- 2019-2020: +15.92%
- 2020-2021: -38.43%
- 2021-2022: +30.1%
- 2022-2023: -1.52%
From 2018 to 2023, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) was -4.11%, indicating an average annual decline. For the forecasted period from 2024 to 2028, the CAGR is expected to be -0.78%, suggesting a more gradual decline with a forecasted 3.86% drop by 2028.
Future trends to watch for include advancements in dermatological research technologies and shifts in funding priorities. Researchers might explore inter-disciplinary studies and innovative treatments, potentially impacting publication volumes positively.
