Factors that influence citations to articles published in Pediatric Research

Mutka, Maria C; Alkhouri, Nicole B; O’Riordan, MaryAnn; Molloy, Eleanor J.; Bearer, Cynthia F.

doi:10.1038/s41390-021-01856-1

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“…However, the number of citations of an article may be influenced by different factors. According to [ 26 , 27 , 28 ], the number of citations of an article is affected by factors such as their length, author number, number of institutions at which the authors are affiliated, number of words in the title, number of cited references, topic, or time since publication.…”

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Healthcare Management: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on the Citations of Research Articles Published between 1967 and 2020

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The purpose of this study is to analyse the trends manifested in research literature from the field of healthcare management, with emphasis on bibliometric features and different influencing factors. For this, a search was conducted of nine academic databases between January and May 2021. Article features were registered in our database after first applying the validation criteria used for their inclusion. Then, data regarding the publication of the included articles were collected. The analysis focused on trends over time, topic, and journals in which they were published. Moreover, the effect of some factors on the citation of articles was analysed. Our results showed that the 250 analysed articles were published in 139 journals, and many of were by researchers affiliated with universities in the United States. Over time, the publication of analysed articles and their number of citations registered a continuous increase. The most common topics of focus were healthcare management systems and their challenges. In our study, we identified factors that significantly affect citation number, such as number of years since publication, the number of words in the title, and the number of authors of an article. In addition, major gaps were identified, as were new unresolved challenges that can trigger new research ideas.

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Healthcare Management: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on the Citations of Research Articles Published between 1967 and 2020

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“…The citations analyze the most influential publications in a research field to understand the intellectual dynamics of that field. Mutka et al (2021) examined that countless variables influence the number of citations that incorporate the worth of paper, impact factor, number of co‐authors of an article, visibility of paper, and worldwide collaboration among researchers and universities are the most significant indicators for references of any form. Leonidou et al (2010) talked about the possibility of at least 25 references for every article to impact the writing in this fintech domain.…”

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Banking 4.0: The era of artificial intelligence‐based fintech

Kumar

Srivastava²,

Gupta

2022

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Financial technology is changing the banking industry. A blend of high‐tech inventions is altering business as it reacts to unpredictability, indecisions, intricacy, and vagueness in the financial area. Banks are embracing this change and adapting financial technology in their banking products and services in customer advisory, artificial intelligence models, blockchain security, and many more. Given the dearth of literature on the arising subject of Fintech banking this paper provides a status quo and the trend of Fintech banking. A review is done of 3268 documents from the data extracted from Google Scholar for the year 1966–2021. Qualitative analysis including co‐occurrence analysis and the trend analysis was applied with the help of documents analysis, citation analysis, influential journals and authors, and leading countries in the research space. The results were achieved using the NVivo and Vosviewer software. The results identified significant topics trending in this space which include credit risk, artificial intelligence models, robot‐advisory, and decentralized blockchain usage in banking management.

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“…(Watson et al, 2019) A few published empirical studies examined the effects of empirical data on other research fields. (Antoniou et al, 2015; Betz et al, 2021; Harsh et al, 2021; Mutka et al, 2021;Wilson et al, 2020) A study by Clavier et al (2021) found that the number of tweets an article received was moderately correlated to the citation count of the article published in 2008 and 2011 in Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR). Results of the study suggest that the tweets within the first 3 days of the articles publication can predict if the article is going to be a highly cited article in JMIR.…”

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Amplifying research influence through the social network, open access publishing, and international collaboration: A mediation analysis on nursing studies literature

Tang

Han

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J of Nursing Scholarship

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Introduction: Research impact and influence are commonly measured quantitatively by citation count received by research articles. Many institutes also use citation count as one of the factors in faculty performance appraisal and candidate selection of academic positions. Various strategies were recommended to amplify and accelerate research influence, particularly citation counts, by bringing research articles to a wider reach for potential readers. However, no prior empirical study was conducted to examine and valid effects of those strategies on nursing studies. This study examines and verifies the direct effects and mediation effects of some strategies, namely, the use of Twitter, international collaboration, the use of ResearchGate, and open access publishing, for amplifying the citation of research and review articles in nursing studies. Design: Cross-sectional study design. Methods: Articles published in top nursing journals in 2016 were identified in PUBMED and the citation metrics for individual articles until 2021 were extracted from Scopus. The primary outcome was the citation count of the article, while the tweet count on Twitter of the article was considered a mediator. The predictors included paper type, the total number of authors, the proportion of authors with a ResearchGate account in the article, funding support, open-accessed article, and the number of different countries stated in the authors' affiliation. A mediation analysis was conducted to examine the predictors' direct and indirect effects (i.e., via tweet count) on the citation count of the article.Results: A total of 2210 articles were included in this study, of which 223 (10.1%) were review articles. The median (IQR) number of Scopus citations, tweets, countries, and percentage of authors with ResearchGate accounts were 12 (6-21), 2 (0-6), 1 (1-1), and 75% (50%-100%) respectively. In the mediation analysis, tweet count, article type, number of countries, percentage of authors with a ResearchGate account, and

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Factors that influence citations to articles published in Pediatric Research

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Healthcare Management: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on the Citations of Research Articles Published between 1967 and 2020

Healthcare Management: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on the Citations of Research Articles Published between 1967 and 2020

Banking 4.0: The era of artificial intelligence‐based fintech

Amplifying research influence through the social network, open access publishing, and international collaboration: A mediation analysis on nursing studies literature

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