Bibliometric review of references of nursing research papers during the decade 1994–2003 in Turkey

Abstract

The number of references used for papers has been increasing in recent years. The use of journals within references is high while the use of books is low. The Price's index tendency is decreasing. The high insularity index observed in the articles may be considered as a negative indicator of nursing journals in Turkey.

Bibliometric analysis of six nursing journals from the Web of Science, 2012–2017

“…A term analysis was also completed. It is relevant to highlight the existence of articles in nursing that address bibliometric analysis to study specific terms (Cheng, Shen, Zhao, Li, & Shang, ; Pu, Lyu, & Su, ; Yue, Pi, & Fan, ), published papers (Peng & Hui, ), and nursing research (Ergul, Ardahan, Temel, & Yıldırım, ; Pardo, Reolid, Delicado, Mallebrera, & García‐Meseguer, ). However, we did not find any articles that performed a bibliometric analysis comparing the most important nursing journals according to their impact factor.…”

The Investigation and Analysis of Nurses Professionalism Using BIPN

“…It is a form of education in the employment context, in order to respond to the changes occurring in the working world and which should be considered as a strategy for the qualification of the worker [8][9][10]. Occurring in the working world and which should be considered as a strategy for the qualification of the worker [11][12]. The development in professional behaviors in nursing should be assessed.…”

Trends in nursing research in France: a cross‐sectional analysis

“…Bibliographies were reviewed for the total number of references per research proposal, the number of references that came from nursing journals and the number of international/non‐French references (Ergul et al. ; Estabrooks et al. ).…”

“…In addition, a bibliometric study of the references included in the research proposals was conducted. Bibliographies were reviewed for the total number of references per research proposal, the number of references that came from nursing journals and the number of international/non-French references (Ergul et al 2010;Estabrooks et al 2002). To create a standardized method for identifying the nursing interventions specified by the research proposals, the taxonomy of the Nursing Intervention Classification (McCloskey & Buchelek 2000; the seven domains and the 30 classes) was adopted.…”