Artigos não citados nas revistas brasileiras em saúde pública

Cuenca, Angela Maria Belloni; Barbosa, Milena Maria de Araújo Lima; Oliveira, Karoline de Souza; Quinta, Fernanda Paranhos; Alvarez, Maria do Carmo Avamilano; França, Ivan

doi:10.11606/s1518-8787.2017051000442

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“…It should be noted that, when analyzing the journals in which the most-cited articles were published, a consistency can be seen between the order of the most-cited articles and the number of those that did not receive any citations 17 , i.e., the journals that published more articles with the highest number of citations were also the ones that published fewer articles that have never been cited.…”

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“…In Brazil, few studies have addressed the question of citations, and they are usually from the areas of Information Science, Bibliometrics, and Scientometrics 12 . In specific fields such as public health, some authors, such as Coimbra Jr 15 , Barata 16 , Iriart et al 10 , Cuenca et al 17 , have been analyzing the citations attributed to journals and articles, but few of them address the most-cited ones.…”

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Most-cited public health articles of scientific journals from Brazil

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OBJECTIVE: To describe the most-cited articles in public health scientific journals edited in Brazil. METHODS: Articles published between 2008 and 2010 by public health journals edited in Brazil and indexed in the Scopus database were included, and citations received up to five years after publication were ranked. We studied a total of 105 articles, as the last seven articles shared the same number of citations and so were given the same rank. RESULTS: The most-cited articles received a median of 28 citations, and the distribution ranged from 22 to 95 citations. These articles describe advances in the areas of Epidemiology (74%), Health Policies, Planning and Administration (19%), and Social and Human Sciences in Health (7%). Only half mentioned that they have received funding. About 75% of the articles were written by three or more authors and 90%, by authors affiliated to public institutions such as universities and government organizations. Fifteen individuals were responsible for authoring or coauthoring three or more of the 105 articles studied. The journals Cadernos de Saúde Pública, Revista de Saúde Pública, and Ciência & Saúde Coletiva have published the vast majority of the most-cited articles in the area (94%). CONCLUSIONS: In Brazil, the most-cited articles in public health mainly report Epidemiology research, are written by groups of authors and by researchers affiliated to public institutions and are published in journals with a greater impact. Periodical analyses of these data can show potential changes in the characteristics of articles that most attract public health scientists.

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Zero impact: a large-scale study of uncitedness

Nicolaisen

Frandsen

2019

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This paper presents a large-scale study of the phenomenon 'uncitedness'. A literature review indicates that uncitedness is related to at least three factors: Field, document type, and time. To explore these factors and their mutual influence further, and at much larger scale than previous studies, the paper focuses on seven subject areas (arts & humanities; social sciences; computer science; mathematics; engineering; medicine; physics & astronomy), seven document types (articles; reviews; notes; letters; conference papers; books; book chapters), and a 20-year publication window (1996)(1997)(1998)(1999)(2000)(2001)(2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015). Documents are searched in Scopus, and retrieved year-by-year, discipline-by-discipline, and for each individual document type (total: 29,472,184 documents; 7,508,741 uncited documents). The results show great variance in uncitedness ratios between subject areas and document types. This is probably caused by a somewhat tacitly agreed upon genre hierarchy existing in all subject areas, yet with important local traits and differences. The importance of the time-dimension is documented. Time to first citation varies a great deal between subject areas, and the uncitedness ratio is consequently shown to be quite sensitive to the length of citation windows.

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Artigos não citados nas revistas brasileiras em saúde pública

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Most-cited public health articles of scientific journals from Brazil

Most-cited public health articles of scientific journals from Brazil

Zero impact: a large-scale study of uncitedness

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