Gestão de dados: uma abordagem bibliométrica

Guimarães, André José Ribeiro; Bezerra, Cicero Aparecido

doi:10.1590/1981-5344/4192

Cited by 8 publications

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“…The bibliometric approach takes into account qualitative data as indicators to study the scientific production, the relationships and interactions among its elements, which seek to establish relations and conclusions about a sample of scientific products (Guimarães & Bezerra, 2019). In the present research, we took into consideration data related to the country and year of publication of the selected articles, as well as the references of each of these articles.…”

Section: Step 2 -Bibliometric Evaluationmentioning

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Heterogeneous alternative catalysts: A bibliometric and systematic evaluation of their application in solar photocatalytic processes

Cahino

Rocha

Vidal

et al. 2022

Environmental Quality Mgmt

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The present study sought to objectively demonstrate how a researcher can, in a structured way, select relevant articles about alternative heterogeneous catalysts in photocatalytic processes. Therefore, the ProKnow-C (Knowledge Development Process -Constructivist) method was used to systematize the results found, with the application bibliometric and systematic analysis techniques for the evaluation of the results. The search string adopted as criteria was: solar photocatalysis AND heterogeneous catalysts OR alternative catalysts AND effluents. The databases were Web of Science, Science Direct and Scopus. The final bibliographic portfolio obtained for the research theme was made up of 19 articles. It was possible to verify advances in the number of publications on the theme over the evaluated period, with the Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology A: Chemistry standing out in the final portfolio.Evaluating each article in the portfolio individually, it was possible to verify that most studies use combinations of catalysts already reported to create an alternative material to those already investigated in the literature. Those that use waste as catalysts chose to source this material from treatment plants and the steel industry. Around 58% of the papers used hydrogen peroxide in their processes, while 42% chose not to use it.Finally, approximately 63% of the papers in the portfolio used synthetic effluent in their processes, while the rest (37% of the research) chose to use real effluent. The results obtained in this research by applying the method can contribute to studies related to heterogeneous photocatalysis by alternative means over the years.

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Section: Step 2 -Bibliometric Evaluationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Heterogeneous alternative catalysts: A bibliometric and systematic evaluation of their application in solar photocatalytic processes

Cahino

Rocha

Vidal

et al. 2022

Environmental Quality Mgmt

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“…Information and Communication Technologies have become increasingly inserted into the routine of society, with a growing appreciation of data, recognized as precious inputs for research, institutions, and organizations. Information is generated from the interpretation of data in a context, and the understanding of this information creates knowledge, adding value to the research or the institution 1 . The value of information is a function of the organization's context, how and for what it is used, the decision-making process, and the results of these decisions 2 .…”

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confidence: 99%

Information management in laboratory animal facilities for non-human primates: what we have been using in Brazil

Lima¹,

Silva²,

Castro³

et al. 2022

Biol M Res & Tech

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In digital curation, data are essential for actions, enabling better administrative management and greater efficiency in a sector or activity. In a research animal facility, the collection of management data associated with management systems or control sheets is the basis for ensuring quality information that subsidizes research and generates performance indicators and the needs and challenges to be transposed in the breeding and maintenance of animals. The inconsistency of data or incomplete records compromises the choices adopted in husbandry management practices or the interpretation of research results. For this reason, a survey was carried out about software available on the market that helps laboratory animal facilities with the management regarding software used in non-human primate breeding institutions (NHP) for scientific or conservation purposes. We identified 38 software that supports the handling of lab animals used in biomedical research; most of them with functionalities of environmental control (63.15%), control of animal files/tags (63.15%), and control of reproductive management (60%) and only two software related to the management of nonhuman primates kept under human care in research institutions. Regarding the tools used to manage the breeding of non-human primates in captivity in Brazilian institutions, five of the institutions questioned and reported that none currently uses software for colony management. In conclusion, there are several software for managing laboratory animals, but most of them are geared towards the management of rodent animal facilities. There is a lack of specific software on the market for use in animal facilities managing non-human primate breeding, which indicates the need for software developed to meet the management needs of animal facilities for these facilities.

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“…The gaps in knowledge regarding hypersensitivity reactions to metal have led to the lack of a consensus on preoperative screening or postoperative surveillance (Guimarães & Bezerra, 2019; Teo & Schalock, 2017; Xie et al, 2020). To facilitate a deeper knowledge of metal hypersensitivity, we undertook a bibliometric analysis to assess peer-reviewed articles to quantify explicit knowledge about metal hypersensitivity and identify gaps requiring further investigation (Alnajem et al, 2021; Duarte et al, 2005; Guimarães & Bezerra, 2019; Xie et al, 2020). In addition, although nurses may have tacit knowledge regarding this issue, it is missing from their training curriculum.…”

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Hypersensitivity Reaction to Metal: A Bibliometric Study

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Background: To delineate the scientific publications on metal hypersensitivity. Methods: Scopus database from 1946 to 2020, written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. This is a bibliometric study, with a descriptive and quantitative approach. For data analysis, we used RStudio® and VOSviewer® and bibliometric packages—bibliometrix and biblioshiny. Results: Of the 804 articles retrieved, most of the publications come from European, Asian, and American countries, with Germany, Japan, and United States leading. Published articles and keywords refer to orthopedic, dermatological, and orthodontic specialties. Conclusion: Scientific production is scarce with slight oscillations in the studied period, authored predominantly by researchers in North America and Europe. Articles were mostly published in scientific journals in the fields of dermatology, dentistry, and orthopedics, which indicated the need for greater investments in the research development on the topic.

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Gestão de dados: uma abordagem bibliométrica

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Heterogeneous alternative catalysts: A bibliometric and systematic evaluation of their application in solar photocatalytic processes

Heterogeneous alternative catalysts: A bibliometric and systematic evaluation of their application in solar photocatalytic processes

Information management in laboratory animal facilities for non-human primates: what we have been using in Brazil

Hypersensitivity Reaction to Metal: A Bibliometric Study

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