Caracterización bibliométrica y temática de los grupos de investigación de Archivos de Bronconeumología (2003–2007)

González‐Alcaide, Gregorio; Benavent, Rafael Aleixandre; Granda‐Orive, José Ignacio de

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“…Diferentes autores indicam que os grupos proporcionam e incentivam a realização de novos trabalhos (Moura, Leader, Pelletier, & Abrams, 2008), potencializam as relações entre fatores contextuais e a aprendizagem do indivíduo por meio do trabalho em equipe (Williams, Scandura, & Gavin, 2009), além de permitir aplicações práticas dos resultados das pesquisas (Riquelme & Langer, 2010). Outros estudos abordam o modo de organização dos grupos e suas características (Du, 2009;Mauthner & Doucet, 2008;Millward, Banks, & Riga, 2010); fatores que afetam os grupos de pesquisa em relação a sua dinâmica de funcionamento e a sua produtividade (Barbosa, Sasso, & Berns, 2009;Erdmann & Lanzoni, 2008;Pepe et al, 2010); benefícios gerados pela participação (Abma, Nierse, & Widdershoven, 2009;Nierse, Schipper, Zadelhoff, Griendt, & Abma, 2011) e modelos de análise de grupos com a intenção de analisar desempenho (González-Alcaide, Aleixandre-Benavent, & Granda-Orive, 2010;Restrepo & Villegas, 2007;Rizo & Eduardo, 2010;Weijden, Gilder, Groenewegen, & Klasen, 2008).…”

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Atitudes e Habilidades Sociais para Trabalho em Equipe: Desenvolvimento de uma Escala

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Resumo Este estudo objetivou desenvolver uma escala de medida com foco em componentes afetivos de competências (atitudes e habilidades sociais) para Trabalho em Equipe (AHTE), em grupos de pesquisa. A escala foi desenvolvida com base em pesquisas anteriores e nos estudos de Odelius e Sena (2009) e Odelius et al. (2011). Os dados foram coletados por meio de entrevistas, que submetidas à análise de conteúdo, subsidiaram a elaboração de questionário. Este, após ser submetido à análise semântica e teórica, foi testado e depois respondido por 396 participantes de grupos de pesquisa. A análise fatorial policórica revelou o agrupamento das competências em quatro fatores (abertura à diversidade humana, habilidades sociais, cooperação, responsabilidade), responsáveis por 55% da variância total explicada, com índice de confiabilidade α = 0,96. Os resultados são parcialmente semelhantes aos realizados em outros contextos. Ao final, são apontadas direções para realização de novas pesquisas.

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“…Some network models have been disease-specific in areas like neglected tropical diseases [9], Alzheimer's disease [10], and pulmonary disease [11]. Other examples have developed new methodologies.…”

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Informatics Technology Mimics Ecology: Dense, Mutualistic Collaboration Networks Are Associated with Higher Publication Rates

Sorani

2012

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Information technology (IT) adoption enables biomedical research. Publications are an accepted measure of research output, and network models can describe the collaborative nature of publication. In particular, ecological networks can serve as analogies for publication and technology adoption. We constructed network models of adoption of bioinformatics programming languages and health IT (HIT) from the literature.We selected seven programming languages and four types of HIT. We performed PubMed searches to identify publications since 2001. We calculated summary statistics and analyzed spatiotemporal relationships. Then, we assessed ecological models of specialization, cooperativity, competition, evolution, biodiversity, and stability associated with publications.Adoption of HIT has been variable, while scripting languages have experienced rapid adoption. Hospital systems had the largest HIT research corpus, while Perl had the largest language corpus. Scripting languages represented the largest connected network components. The relationship between edges and nodes was linear, though Bioconductor had more edges than expected and Perl had fewer. Spatiotemporal relationships were weak. Most languages shared a bioinformatics specialization and appeared mutualistic or competitive. HIT specializations varied. Specialization was highest for Bioconductor and radiology systems. Specialization and cooperativity were positively correlated among languages but negatively correlated among HIT. Rates of language evolution were similar. Biodiversity among languages grew in the first half of the decade and stabilized, while diversity among HIT was variable but flat. Compared with publications in 2001, correlation with publications one year later was positive while correlation after ten years was weak and negative.Adoption of new technologies can be unpredictable. Spatiotemporal relationships facilitate adoption but are not sufficient. As with ecosystems, dense, mutualistic, specialized co-habitation is associated with faster growth. There are rapidly changing trends in external technological and macroeconomic influences. We propose that a better understanding of how technologies are adopted can facilitate their development.

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Research groups of oncology co-authorship network in China

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Duan

2011

Scientometrics

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This paper aims at analyzing and extracting the research groups from the co-authorship network of oncology in China. By use of centrality, component analysis, K-Core, M-Slice, Hierarchical Clustering analysis, and Multidimensional Scaling analysis, we studied the data from 10 Core Chinese Oncology journals between 2000 and 2009, analyzed the structure character of the Chinese Oncology research institutes. This study advances the methods for selecting the most prolific research groups and individuals in Chinese Oncology research community, and provides basis for more productive cooperation in the future. This study also provides scientific evidences and suggestions for policymakers to establish a more efficient system for managing and financing Chinese Oncology research in the future.

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Caracterización bibliométrica y temática de los grupos de investigación de Archivos de Bronconeumología (2003–2007)

Cited by 15 publications

References 28 publications

Atitudes e Habilidades Sociais para Trabalho em Equipe: Desenvolvimento de uma Escala

Atitudes e Habilidades Sociais para Trabalho em Equipe: Desenvolvimento de uma Escala

Informatics Technology Mimics Ecology: Dense, Mutualistic Collaboration Networks Are Associated with Higher Publication Rates

Research groups of oncology co-authorship network in China

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