Indian Contribution in Pharmacology, Toxicology &amp; Pharmaceutics during 1998–2007: A Scientometric Analysis

Kaur, Har; Gupta, Brij Mohan

doi:10.1080/09737766.2009.10700859

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“…Previous year total: The annual growth rate is 29.291% for publications and 34.22% for citations, which is highly encouraging figure of growth when compared to the growth in some developed countries (Kaur and Gupta, 2009).The pattern for increase in number of publications and citations is given in Fig. 2 when four year spans are considered.…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Pharmacy/Pharmacology Research in Pakistan

Nasir¹,

Ahmed²,

Asrar³

et al. 2015

International J. of Pharmacology

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This study evaluates research carried out in Pakistan during 1975-2014 in the fields of pharmacy and pharmacology using different bibliometric indicators. The data have been retrieved from online database of the ISI Web of Science. The global share of Pakistan in the publications in the fields of pharmacy and pharmacology is only 0.25%. The volume and quality of research in pharmacology and pharmacy revealed a positive trend in Pakistan from 2005 onwards, as measured by the number of articles published in ISI-indexed journals. The average annual growth rate is 29.29% for publications and 34.22% for citations. If compared with Asian countries, 27 countries including Pakistan are ranked in top 100 publishing countries in the field of pharmacology/pharmacy by Web of Science. Out of those 27 countries, Pakistan holds 13th rank and still needs concrete measures to increase research productivity and visibility of researchers in the field of pharmacology/pharmacy.

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Pharmacy/Pharmacology Research in Pakistan

Nasir¹,

Ahmed²,

Asrar³

et al. 2015

International J. of Pharmacology

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“…Dotson et al (2011) analyzed changes in the authorship and characteristics of articles in pharmacy journals during the 20 year period. In the field of bibliometrics of country output in pharmacology only a few studies have been carried out on India(Kaur and Gupta, 2009; Ahila et al, 2011; Gupta et al, 2011), China (Li et al, 2010) and Spain (Bordon and Barrigon, 2005) which deal with different facets of pharmacological research, its growth, global publication share and rank, international collaboration, institutional and authors productivity profile, etc.…”

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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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“…It analysis the global publication growth, share and rank of top 15 most productive countries, authorship pattern, identifi cation of high productive institutions and journals. Har Kaur and Gupta 3 examines India's performance in pharmacacology, using Scopus database during 1998-2007, based on several parameters, such as global publication share and rank of top 15 most productive countries, India's publication growth, citation impact and international collaborative share, institutional profi le of select leading institutions, pattern of communication and contribution and impact of most productive authors, etc. Gupta and Har Kaur et al 4 analysis ranking of most productive Indian institutions in pharmacology for their research output during 2000-2009.…”

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High productivity pharmaceutical organizations in India: A study of their performance during 2008-12

Gupta¹,

Ahmed²,

Gupta³

2014

J Young Pharm.

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The paper analyses high productivity organizations in pharmaceutical science in India, using the publications data indexed and covered in Scopus database from 2008 to 2012. It identifi ed their overall strength of these pharmaceutical organizations, measured in terms of select quantitative and qualitative indicators. It also provides a comparative evaluation and performance of different types of Indian pharmaceutical organizations. The study concludes that institutes of research institutes, institutes of national importance and universities model of funding for research are comparatively more effective in giving performance in terms of quantity and quality. The paper also lists suggestions for national policy formulation for growth and development of pharmaceutical research in the country.

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Indian Contribution in Pharmacology, Toxicology & Pharmaceutics during 1998–2007: A Scientometric Analysis

Cited by 7 publications

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Pharmacy/Pharmacology Research in Pakistan

A Bibliometric Analysis of Pharmacy/Pharmacology Research in Pakistan

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

High productivity pharmaceutical organizations in India: A study of their performance during 2008-12

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