A situação da pós-graduação strictu sensu no Brasil: instituição, docente e aluno

Kara-Júnior, Newton

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“…If these articles are the most important to the reader, then they should gain more space in scientific journals. A journal benefits from the number of citations an article generates in other journals [14][15][16][17][18] . As a positive side effect, preferential publication of original articles will increase the impact factor of a journal, attracting the best authors and articles and thus creating a virtuous cycle.…”

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Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

Lira¹,

Amorim²,

Gonçalves³

et al. 2014

Revista Brasileira De Oftalmologia

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Objective: To compare the citation characteristics of the case reports and the case series versus the other study designs of articles published, in 2008-2009, in Brazilian journals of ophthalmology indexed in Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE). Methods: This study was a systematic review. Original articles were identified by review of documents published at the two Brazilians ophthalmology journals indexed at SCIE ("Arquivos Brasileiros de Oftalmologia" and "Revista Brasileira de Oftalmologia"). All documents ("articles" and "reviews") listed at SCIE from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009 were included, except: "editorial materials"; "corrections"; "letters"; and "biographical items". The outcomes were the distributions, the number of citations (through the end of second year after publication date), the mean of the number of citations, and the likelihood of citation (cited at least once vs. no citation), according the study design of the article. Results: The search at the Web of Science revealed 382 articles. The distribution of articles according to study design was: Case Reports 106 articles (27.7%) Case Series 50 (13.1%), Sectional Studies 92 (24.1%), Clinical Trials, Phase I or Phase II 40 (10.5%), Clinical Trials, Phase III or Phase IV 29 (7.6%), Non-Systematic Reviews 33 (8.6%) and Experimental Studies 32 (8.4%). The citation count was statistically lower (P < .001) in the Case Reports/Case Series (0.55-SD 1.05) compared with the others study designs (1.04-SD 1.63). The likelihood citation was statistically lower (P < .001) in the Case Reports/Case Series (49/156-31.4%) compared with the others study designs (110/226-48.7%). Conclusion: Case reports and case series showed lower number of citations and likelihood citation than others study designs. The results of this study suggest that the editorial boards should publish only original or very rare Case Reports / Case Series with clinical significance or implications.

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Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

Lira¹,

Amorim²,

Gonçalves³

et al. 2014

Revista Brasileira De Oftalmologia

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“…Nevertheless, to make this information popular, two pre-requisites are necessary: 1-to get into the habit of looking up into scientific journals answers for everyday practice doubts; and 2-to learn how to critically evaluate scientific papers (5) .…”

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A democratização do conhecimento médico e seus desafios

Kara-Júnior¹

2013

Rev. bras.oftalmol.

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“…Methodological biases are identified only after scrutinizing the methodology in scientific articles, a skill honed by researchers and lacking in most of the medical community. Thus, doctors must be trained to critically analyze scientific literature to ensure their practice is grounded in the latest scientific evidence, which universities and specializations rarely teach (2,3) .…”

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“…The sensu stricto postgraduate course, which traditionally is aimed at those who wish to pursue an academic career in teaching and research, currently enrolls many students who wish to learn how to interpret scientific literature, and thus, stay abreast with the latest medical advances (3) .…”

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Value of critical literature analysis for knowledge development

Kara-Junior

2024

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A situação da pós-graduação strictu sensu no Brasil: instituição, docente e aluno

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

Comparison of the citation characteristics between the case reports/cases series versus other study designs in the articles published in brazilian journals of Ophthalmology

A democratização do conhecimento médico e seus desafios

Value of critical literature analysis for knowledge development

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