Analysis of trending topics in glaucoma articles from an altmetric perspective

Bulut, Erkan; Çelebi, Ali Rıza Cenk; Dokur, Mehmet; Dayi, Özlem

doi:10.1007/s10792-021-01770-9

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“…In a study conducted in the field of glaucoma in ophthalmology, articles published in biomedical journals were examined and it was seen that there was a moderate and strong correlation with the AS, the number of citations, and the ACpY, respectively. 14 In our study, there was no correlation with the number of citations and there was a weak correlation with the ACpY. This difference might be due to including only ophthalmology journals in our study or it might be due to the fact that retinal articles are more technical and less popular among general social media users.…”

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Altmetric Analysis of the Most-Cited 100 Articles on the Retina Published Between 2010 and 2020

Şener¹,

Polat

2022

Retina

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Purpose: Altmetric analysis is a way of assessing the social impact of scientific articles. In this study, we aimed to analyze the 100 most-cited articles on the topic of the retina published in ophthalmology journals in traditional metrics and altmetrics.Methods: The term "retina" was searched in the Web of Science database, and articles published in ophthalmology journals were filtered out. A total of 100 highly cited articles from 2010 to 2020 were evaluated for bibliographic data and altmetrics. First, descriptive statistics and then correlation analysis between traditional bibliographies and altmetrics were performed.Results: According to the Web of Science search, the number of citations of the articles listed in the top 100 list ranged from 809 to 137. The altmetric scores of the articles listed in the top 100 list ranged from 0 to 1,340. There was no statistically significant correlation between the altmetric scores and the number of citations, but there was a statistically weak correlation between the altmetric scores and the average citations per year, H index, impact factor, and number of years since publication.Conclusion: Altmetrics is not sufficient to determine the scientific value of articles and can be affected by many factors, unlike traditional bibliometrics. However, being a good communicator in social media can support scientific productivity and create social impact.

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confidence: 62%

Altmetric Analysis of the Most-Cited 100 Articles on the Retina Published Between 2010 and 2020

Şener¹,

Polat

2022

Retina

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“…In one study related to glaucoma, the score of the 50 most highly cited papers published between 2009 and 2019 showed moderate correlation with citation number, and no correlation with journal impact factor. 83 A second study of the 100 most cited articles on retinal diseases published from 2010 to 2020 showed no correlation between score and citation number, and weak correlation with impact factor. 84 These findings are not unexpected, as recency and general publicity do not factor into traditional impact metrics.…”

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“…Several studies have explored the place of the Altmetric Attention Score in evaluating the impact of ophthalmology articles. In one study related to glaucoma, the score of the 50 most highly cited papers published between 2009 and 2019 showed moderate correlation with citation number, and no correlation with journal impact factor 83 . A second study of the 100 most cited articles on retinal diseases published from 2010 to 2020 showed no correlation between score and citation number, and weak correlation with impact factor 84 .…”

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Social media and ophthalmology: A review

Nguyen

Tsui

Smith

2022

Clinical Exper Ophthalmology

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Social media is being widely used across ophthalmology. Its communication tools have been employed more often by ophthalmologists in private practice than academia, although academic institutions may be more impactful influencers. There are opportunities to promote ophthalmic services and to augment traditional clinical care. Social media provides a medium to disseminate peer-reviewed literature in ophthalmology, and to expand conference experiences. It is used for teaching ophthalmology at medical schools and attracting medical students into ophthalmology training, and for research in ophthalmology. Important considerations when using social media include the required time commitment and the public nature of interactions. The high level of misinformation in medical social media remains a challenge for both ophthalmologists and their patients, and the ophthalmologist can play an active role in addressing the issue. This review considers the role that social media is playing in ophthalmology today, including impact on ophthalmic practice, applications in ophthalmic education and training, and patient-focused networking.

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“…Altmetric, which has been using the effect of social media, has created a new score system for determining the impact of publications. Altmetric attention score (AAS) quantifies the impact value of articles shared, discussed, and viewed on Wikipedia, Mendeley, news, blogs, and social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest [6][7][8][9]. By the beginning of 2021, the global number of daily active Twitter users reached 187 million, with an average of 500 million tweets every day [10].…”

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The relationship between citation-based metrics and Twitter in the area of age related macular degeneration research: Altmetric and bibliometric study

Koprubasi¹,

Bulut

Çelebi

2022

J CLIN MED KAZ

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Purpose: The aim of this research is to analyze the bibliometric and altmetric scores of highly cited articles in the area of age related macular degeneration (AMD) research and to assess the correlations between them. Material and methods: The data of publications in last decade were retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection database using "age related macular degeneration" as a search term. The top 100 cited articles (T100)  list was analyzed by author name, publication year, main topic, study type, journal name, journal impact factor (IF), H-index, total citation number (TCN), average citation per year (ACpY), Altmetric attention score (AAS), and number of tweets (NTs). VOSviewer software was utilized for  visualization of  bibliometric data. Results: We discovered 16.984 articles in the last decade. The median values for TCN and AAS were 221 (IQR 178–380.75) and 13 (IQR 4-37.75), respectively in T100 list. The majority of the highly cited articles in AMD research have mainly focused on AMD treatment (n=34), especially anti-vascular endothelial growth factor therapy. However, social attention was primarily on the stem cell therapy. While AAS and NTs did not have significant correlation with TCN, they did show a significant positive correlation with ACpY. AAS and NTs showed significant positive correlation with journal IF and H-index. Conclusion: Treatment for AMD is the most interested issue in the area. Stem cell therapies are popular on social media. The interest of social media is on articles that continue to be cited over the years rather than articles with high total citations.

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Analysis of trending topics in glaucoma articles from an altmetric perspective

Cited by 10 publications

References 14 publications

Altmetric Analysis of the Most-Cited 100 Articles on the Retina Published Between 2010 and 2020

Altmetric Analysis of the Most-Cited 100 Articles on the Retina Published Between 2010 and 2020

Social media and ophthalmology: A review

The relationship between citation-based metrics and Twitter in the area of age related macular degeneration research: Altmetric and bibliometric study

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