Global Share of Scientific Publications Involving International Collaboration in Health Policy by Country

The global share of scientific publications involving international collaboration in health policy varied widely by country. In 2023, Luxembourg topped the list with 88.5% collaboration, while Russia had the lowest at 4.34%. Notably, developed countries like Switzerland and the United Kingdom showed moderate levels of collaboration, indicating a potential focus on domestic projects or bilateral agreements. Emerging economies such as Vietnam and Kazakhstan had higher shares, reflecting increasing investment in global health policy research.

Looking ahead, as countries recognize the importance of global partnerships in health policymaking, this trend is likely to persist. Future developments may include increased collaboration initiatives, particularly from nations with historically lower engagement rates, aiming to leverage global expertise and innovation.