A scientometric review of hydrogel-based ocular drug delivery systems

Pal, Kunal; Anis, Arfat; Nayak, Amit Kumar; Maji, Samarendra

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-820043-8.00011-6

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“…The collaboration connection among the prolific authors and co-authors in this research field was found to be weak, as also reported in similar studies [ 13 , 14 ]. International research collaboration is essential for helping to strengthen the quality of any research work [ 11 ].…”

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“…An assessment of the current articles, using a mapping approach, would provide a considerable amount of knowledge on the trend and status of the research domain. One of the quickest ways to perform an assessment review of a considerable number of publications is through bibliometric analysis [ 11 ]. Bibliometric analysis helps to provide an understanding of current research trends in any field of study, and of the various network relationships, such as authors’ citation and collaboration relationships [ 12 ].…”

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Global Research Trend and Bibliometric Analysis of Current Studies on End-of-Life Care

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2022

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The growing emphasis on evidence-based practice has led to a need for more research on healthcare disciplines, and for the synthesis and translation of that research into practice. This study explored the global research trend in regard to End-of-Life Care (EoLC), and assessed the impact and influence, on the scientific community, of relevant EoLC publications EoLC. Over 350,000 related publications on EoLC were retrieved from three databases (PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science). Our analysis of the global research trend revealed an exponential rise in the number of related publications on EoLC since the year 1837. This study assessed the bibliometric information of 547 current journal publications on EoLC, sorted by relevance, from the three databases. The USA (47.3%) and the UK (16.1%) were the most productive countries, in terms of the number of relevant publications. The bibliometric analysis also revealed which EoLC research was most impactful and influential, from different parameters including documents, authors, sources, and organisations. The keyword analysis further suggested the growing importance of advance care planning and decision-making in regard to EoLC, as well as an episodic upsurge of EoLC publications related to the COVID-19 pandemic. There were few collaborations among the prolific research on EoLC. This study recommends increased research collaboration across the globe, for wider wisdom-sharing on EoLC issues.

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Global Research Trend and Bibliometric Analysis of Current Studies on End-of-Life Care

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Chow

2022

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“…The number of citations recorded by a publication is commonly regarded as one of the indicators of the publication's impact and provides insight into the quality of the published document. A higher citation metric indicates that the publication is of very high quality and has been cited by many researchers [37]. As a result, although this is not always the case, publications with more citations are typically thought of as landmark publications.…”

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“…Unfortunately, however, there are limited studies on systematic reviews utilising bibliometrics on algae for biodiesel production. A systematic literature review allows one to gain a considerable amount of knowledge about a given subject in a relatively short period [36][37][38]. Bibliometric analysis is one of the most basic methods for conducting a systematic review of a large number of publications [37,38].…”

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“…A systematic literature review allows one to gain a considerable amount of knowledge about a given subject in a relatively short period [36][37][38]. Bibliometric analysis is one of the most basic methods for conducting a systematic review of a large number of publications [37,38]. By analysing trends in publications, such as publisher productivity, publishing dates and locations, and patterns of citation and reference in the literature, bibliometrics may quantitatively evaluate scientific publications and give insights into a field [39].…”

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An Overview of Algae for Biodiesel Production Using Bibliometric Indicators

Kombe

2023

International Journal of Energy Research

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Algae are a desirable biodiesel feedstock because they take up little space, have a high algal-cell biomass per unit area, and can sustainably meet a large portion of the world’s future energy needs. Using several bibliometric indicators, this study assesses the research productivity of algae for biodiesel production. The dataset was retrieved from the Scopus database using an appropriate keyword search. The VOSviewer v1.6.18 and Biblioshiny in R -studio were then utilised for bibliometric analysis and network visualisation. The study found that, with the first article being published in 1990 and an annual scientific growth rate of 14.76%, research on algae for the generation of biodiesel is still in its early phases. Although the possibility of utilising algae to produce biodiesel was originally mentioned in 1990, it was only until 2006 that several researchers started to show an interest in the subject. 101 articles were published in 2015, which is the most ever. The most prolific countries in terms of publications, ongoing collaborations and cooperation, best publishing institutions, and prestigious journals, as well as the most productive researchers and the most highly referenced works in the field, have all been recognised and presented. Finally, a keyword co-occurrence analysis of the subject was presented and discussed to provide research insights into the field. The bibliometric indicators of the study are intended to aid researchers in finding potential research topics, high-quality scientific literature, and suitable journals for publishing research on algae for biodiesel production.

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Overview of microwave-assisted transesterification technology for biodiesel production with bibliometric indicators

Kombe

2022

Biofuels

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A scientometric review of hydrogel-based ocular drug delivery systems

Cited by 7 publications

References 62 publications

Global Research Trend and Bibliometric Analysis of Current Studies on End-of-Life Care

Global Research Trend and Bibliometric Analysis of Current Studies on End-of-Life Care

An Overview of Algae for Biodiesel Production Using Bibliometric Indicators

Overview of microwave-assisted transesterification technology for biodiesel production with bibliometric indicators

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