A scientometric analysis for identifying major specialties of pharmacological research and geographical contributors

Reddy, Preetham; Kumar, K. N. Mahesh

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“…Few Scientometric studies have been published in the area. Reddy and Mahesh Kumar [5] provided a Scientometrics analysis of world papers published by 57 countries in 10 major sub -specialities appearing in three leading international journals during the ten-year period. Dotson et al [6] analysed changes in the authorship and characteristics of articles in pharmacy journals during the 20-year period.…”

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Pharmacology and Pharmacy Research in India: A Scientometric Study

M¹,

P²,

Biradar³

2019

JPPCM

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Analyses the Indian publications output in Pharmacology and Pharmacy during 2004-18 on several parameters including contribution and citation impact of most productive countries, India's overall contribution, its growth pattern, citation impact, the share of international collaboration, identification of significant participating countries in India's international collaboration, most productivity and impact of leading Indian institutions and authors. The Web of Science Citation Database has been used to retrieve the data for

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Section: Review Of Literaturementioning

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Pharmacology and Pharmacy Research in India: A Scientometric Study

M¹,

P²,

Biradar³

2019

JPPCM

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“…As expected, the USA is the most prolific country, followed by the UK. According to a recent study, these two countries are also the leading contributors in publishing papers in pharmacology [10]. These leading countries are followed by a group of industrialized countries including France, Japan, Germany, Canada and Spain that also belong to the top ranked countries of different fields of biological and medical sciences such as neuroscience [11] or dermatology [12].…”

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Quantitative analysis of the scientific literature on acetaminophen in medicine and biology: a 2003–2005 study†

Robert¹,

Saenz-Feijoo

Gaudy³

et al. 2009

Fundamemntal Clinical Pharma

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This study quantifies the utilization of acetaminophen in life sciences and clinical medicine using bibliometric indicators. A total of 1626 documents involving acetaminophen published by 74 countries during 2003-2005 in the Thompson-Scientific Life sciences and Clinical Medicine collections were identified and analyzed. The USA leads in the number of publications followed by the UK, and industrialized countries, including France, Japan and Germany; the presence of countries such as China, India and Turkey among the top 15 countries deserves to be noticed. The European Union stands as a comparable contributor to the USA, both in terms of number of publications and in terms of profile of papers distributed among subcategories of Life Sciences and Clinical Medicine disciplines. All documents were published in 539 different journals. The most prolific journals were related to pharmacology and/or pharmaceutics. All aspects of acetaminophen (chemistry, pharmacokinetics, metabolism, etc.) were studied with primary interest for therapeutic use (42%) and adverse effects (28%) comprising a large part of publications focusing on acetaminophen hepatotoxicity. This quantitative overview provides as to the interest of the scientific community in this analgesic and completes the various review documents that regularly appear in the scientific literature.

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“…Few scientometric studies have been published in this area. Reddy and Mahesh Kumar (2006) provide a scientometric analysis of world papers published by 57 countries in 10 major sub-specialities appearing in three leading international journals during the ten year period. Dotson et al (2011) analyzed changes in the authorship and characteristics of articles in pharmacy journals during the 20 year period.…”

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Pharmaceutical research in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A scientometric analysis during 2001–2010

Alhaider

Ahmed

Gupta

2015

Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal

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Studies on the performance of Saudi Arabia in the pharmaceutical science research using quantitative and qualitative measures. They analyze the productivity and global publication share and rank of the top 15 countries. The author studies Saudi Arabia's publications output, growth and citation quality, international collaborative publication share and most important the collaborating partners, contribution and citation impact of its top 15 organizations and authors, productivity patterns of its top publishing journals and characteristics of its highly cited papers.

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A scientometric analysis for identifying major specialties of pharmacological research and geographical contributors

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Pharmacology and Pharmacy Research in India: A Scientometric Study

Pharmacology and Pharmacy Research in India: A Scientometric Study

Quantitative analysis of the scientific literature on acetaminophen in medicine and biology: a 2003–2005 study†

Pharmaceutical research in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: A scientometric analysis during 2001–2010

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