2018
DOI: 10.4103/sja.sja_635_17
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Representation of South Asian countries in five high-impact anesthesia journals

Abstract: Context:The South Asian region is comprised of eight countries, i.e., Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, and Maldives. There is dearth of literature documenting anesthesia research in this region.Aim:The aim of this audit was to look at research productivity in the region by examining the volume and the type of anesthesia publication in five high-index anesthesia journals.Settings and Design:The study design was a survey of literature in the top five high-impact anesthesiology … Show more

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“…36,37 Moreover, South-Asian journals have a poor social media presence on a global scale, reducing the visibility of their content causing poor publication standards and indexing. 38 This puts the students of the Asia-Pacific region at an inherent disadvantage due to their under-representation on a global scale.…”
Section: So Cial Med Ia In the A S Ia-pacifi C Reg I Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…36,37 Moreover, South-Asian journals have a poor social media presence on a global scale, reducing the visibility of their content causing poor publication standards and indexing. 38 This puts the students of the Asia-Pacific region at an inherent disadvantage due to their under-representation on a global scale.…”
Section: So Cial Med Ia In the A S Ia-pacifi C Reg I Onmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, scholars from the Asia‐Pacific region have fewer international publications and presence as compared to the developed nations, although these numbers are consistently increasing 36,37 . Moreover, South‐Asian journals have a poor social media presence on a global scale, reducing the visibility of their content causing poor publication standards and indexing 38 . This puts the students of the Asia‐Pacific region at an inherent disadvantage due to their under‐representation on a global scale.…”
Section: Social Media In the Asia‐pacific Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%