Influencia de los distintos tipos de artículo en el factor de impacto de las revistas dermatológicas

Predicting article citations using data of 100 top-cited publications in the journal Medicine since 2011

“…Previous studies [ 26 ] investigated the IF on various types of publications and found that reviews and original articles have higher IFs than case reports. Bhandari and his colleagues [ 27 ] elucidated that rigorous system reviews received more than twice the mean number of citations compared with other systematic or narrative summaries.…”

Whether article types of a scholarly journal are different in cited metrics using cluster analysis of MeSH terms to display

“…In the literature, some authors [8] described the influence of article type on the impact factor(IF) for journals and found that a higher IF was associated with the publication of reviews and original articles instead of case reports. Some [9] reported that rigorous systematic reviews received more than twice the mean number of citations compared to other systematic or narrative reviews.…”

The Curious Case of “Case Report” of Infections Caused by Human and Animal Fungal Pathogens: An Educational Tool, an Online Archive, or a Format in Need of Retooling

“…The case report format is often associated with the variable quality of content, and there is a prevailing view that case reports as a group generate low science citation index measured by the impact factor. However, the overall impact of case reports relative to other publication formats is mixed when an expanded list of benefits and metrics are used for their assessment [25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. In a sign of definite progress, a consensus toward standardized format for the case report has emerged among specific disciplines with the use of checklist to ensure high-quality reporting by the prospective authors [32][33][34][35][36][37].…”