Dengue Research: Three Dimensional Bibliometric Study of the  Global Research Output During 1989-2015

Dwivedi, Sandhya

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“…D. Instituciones más productivas Existen alrededor de 2.790 instituciones que colaboran con la investigación sobre el dengue, la TABLA II muestra las principales organizaciones que publican artículos sobre la investigación del dengue. Las columnas presentan el nombre de la institución y el país de procedencia, la cantidad de registros (R), la número de citas (CC, donde el subíndice indica la posición ordinal en cuanto a este campo) y el impacto (I, que mide la cantidad de citas por documento C/R [9], donde nuevamente el subíndice indica la posición ordinal en cuanto a este campo). En la tabla mencionada se observa que la Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Brasil) posee el mayor número de publicaciones (2.267 registros), no obstante quien posee el mayor impacto es University of Oxford (Inglaterra) con 111.194 citas efectivas y 1.116 publicaciones (la quinta institución más productiva).…”

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“…Una forma grave de fiebre del dengue se llama fiebre hemorrágica del dengue (DHF de sus siglas en inglés) y síndrome de shock del dengue (DSS de sus siglas en inglés). La mayoría de los casos ocurren en áreas tropicales del mundo, con el mayor riesgo en el subcontinente indio, el sudeste asiático, el sur de China, Taiwán, las islas del Pacífico, el Caribe (excepto Cuba y las Islas Caimán), México, África, América Central y América del Sur (excepto Chile, Paraguay y Argentina) [9].…”

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“…Los trabajos realizados hasta el momento, encargados de medir la producción científica sobre el dengue, han empleado las bases de datos de Scopus ( [12], [13]) o Web of Science (WoS)( [14], [10], [9]), dos de las bases de datos bibliográficas tradicionales y referentes para cualquier estudio bibliométrico. Sin embargo, no existen estudios de este tipo que empleen bases de datos bibliográficas de libre acceso como Microsoft Academic (MA), Google Scholar, Dimensions o SemanticScholar.…”

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Un Análisis Cienciométrico y Bibliométrico de la Producción Científica Mundial Sobre Dengue en Microsoft Academic (1828-2019)

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2020

Proceedings of the 18th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education, and Technology: Engineering, Integrat

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Dengue has become one of the rapidly spreading reemerging mosquito-borne infections that represents a significant threat to approximately half of the world's population. It is a subject that has received constant attention throughout almost two centuries and this is demonstrated by the wide range of research on the subject. Despite the existence of a possible vaccine (Dengvaxia), even in testing stages and not approved in all countries, the best remedy remains information and prevention. The objective of this work is to offer a scientometric and bibliometric evaluation related to Dengue research around the world during 1828-2019. The data provided by Microsoft Academic, an academic material search engine through the Academic Knowledge API was used. The collection was carried out in March 2020 by means a C # script to obtain all the records whose field of study is "dengue fever" to be analyzed from different angles. The results show that the study of dengue shows a general upward trend in the number of publications from 1943 to 2016, with a peak of 3,426 in that last year, although in subsequent years it had a decrease of between 10% and 20% in relation to peak of 2016, interest in the subject is still relevant. This bibliometric analysis has demonstrated the main role that the United States and Brazil play as the most productive countries in dengue research; virology, medicine and biology being the most frequent areas of research; being the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Brazil) the most productive institution with 2,267 publications and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as the most central organization in the collaboration network; Maria G. Guzman from Pedro Kouri Tropical Medicine Institute (Cuba) with 211 publications was found to be the most productive author in the field of dengue research and the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (United States) the most preferred journal by researchers with 824 publications. On the constant threat posed by the dengue virus, this work was carried out with the aim of producing a general picture of where the field of research on this topic is currently located. The findings can be used to strengthen a global knowledge platform to guide policy, planning and funding decisions, as well as to provide instructions to researchers and institutions.

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Un Análisis Cienciométrico y Bibliométrico de la Producción Científica Mundial Sobre Dengue en Microsoft Academic (1828-2019)

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2020

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“…Findings of Kumar 12 , Amsaveni 13 and Batcha 14 corroborate with the Lotka's findings and values of 'á' were found to be around two. The study on Dengue by Dwivedi 15 reveals that Number of publications increases 70 fold in given time span during 1989-2015. Vietnam has the highest impact (quality) while India has the lowest impact among the leading countries.…”

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Lotka’s Applicability on Global Dengue Research Publication : A Scientometric Study

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<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>Dengue is currently regarded globally as the most important mosquito-borne viral disease. The true impact of </span><span>dengue globally is difficult to ascertain due to factors such as inadequate disease surveillance, misdiagnosis, and low </span><span>levels of reporting. Currently available data likely grossly underestimates the social, economic, and disease burden. </span><span>Estimates of the global incidence of dengue infections per year have ranged between 50 million and 200 million, there are about 6,031 research paper collectively contributed by 22,234 scientist published in 6007 scientific periodicals </span><span>in recent 8 years as the focus on this fever attracts attention of Scientists at the considerable rate. The present </span><span>paper attempts to check the applicability of Lotka’s Law on the global publication on Dengue. The study lights on Lotka’s empirical law of scientific productivity, i.e., Inverse Square Law, to measure the scientific productivity of authors, to test Lotka’s Exponent value and the K.S test for the fitness of Lotka’s Law. </span></p></div></div></div>

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“…A recent study reported that most Vietnam papers in the SCI are attributable to international collaboration, and that Vietnam is building up research capacity (Nguyen, Ho-Le, & Le, 2017). The country also has a growing academic interest in eco-compensation (Yu et al, 2020) and has good citation rates for Mekong River research (Sui, Chen, Lu, & Chen, 2015) and dengue research (Dwivedi, 2017), as well as patents for the printing industry, which show capacity for innovation (Kwon, Li, & Sohn, 2019).…”

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Bibliometrics of Vietnam Publications in the Science Citation Index: general trends and comparison with other tropical countries

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Mónge-Nájera

2020

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Introduction: The economy of Vietnam, a highly populated tropical country with a per capita gross domestic product of $ 8 000, is growing rapidly, but there are few recent studies of general scope about its scientific productivity and how it compares with other tropical countries. Objective: To identify trends in Vietnamese science and compare them with trends in other tropical countries. Methods: We extracted data about scientific papers, in all disciplines that had Vietnam as country in the Science Citation Index Expanded for the period 1991 to 2018, focusing on type of publication, language, subject, authorship, collaboration, , and citations. Results: Vietnam publishes more document types than other tropical countries, and those in this particular database are mostly in English, albeit most Vietnamese science is published in Vietnamese and not covered by the index. The primary categories were multidisciplinary materials science, mathematics, and applied mathematics. Most collaboration was done with the USA, Japan, South Korea, and France. A large number of articles were published by the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, and the most frequent foreign collaboration was with University of Oxford. Conclusion: the tropical countries of Latin America, Africa, and Asia studied in our project have some similarities but also crucial differences. Science is developing rapidly in Vietnam and the production of articles in Vietnamese, which represent the vast majority of research in the country but is not included in this database, should also be studied.

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Dengue Research: Three Dimensional Bibliometric Study of the Global Research Output During 1989-2015

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Un Análisis Cienciométrico y Bibliométrico de la Producción Científica Mundial Sobre Dengue en Microsoft Academic (1828-2019)

Un Análisis Cienciométrico y Bibliométrico de la Producción Científica Mundial Sobre Dengue en Microsoft Academic (1828-2019)

Lotka’s Applicability on Global Dengue Research Publication : A Scientometric Study

Bibliometrics of Vietnam Publications in the Science Citation Index: general trends and comparison with other tropical countries

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