Infoveillance and bibliometric analysis of COVID‐19 in Nigeria

Amzat, Jimoh; Kanmodi, Kehinde Kazeem; Egbedina, Eyinade Adeduntan

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“…This study was a bibliometric review of global research on poverty. The methodological approach used for this review was based on the guidelines proposed by Donthu et al [26], and the approach has been adopted in several bibliometric reviews [20][21][22][23][24][25].…”

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“…SCOPUS has a pre-developed and highly comprehensive search string for scooping out research publications on poverty (see Box S1). SCOPUS is also user-friendly, and it has bibliometric review-friendly operating commands [20][21][22][23][24][25]28].…”

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“…CiteScore is calculated based on the total citations (TCs) accumulated over 4 years. For CiteScore 2021, its formula These bibliometric data were exported from SCOPUS in .csv format; this was done on the day of the literature search (31 May 2022) to avoid the biases and discrepancies that may occur because of the SCOPUS database update [21][22][23][24][25]28].…”

Section: Literature Searchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A bibliometric review is a research approach that analyses the frequencies, patterns and impacts of research contributions made by researchers, journals, organisations, countries and continents on a research topic [15][16][17]. This approach identifies the priorities on a research topic and provides researchers with crucial information on the research growth and future directions in an academic discipline [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This study -a bibliometric review -seeks to identify the major contributors, themes and trends of poverty research using citation scooping and analysis and obtain information about scientific productivity and the geographical distribution of research and scholarly contributions to poverty [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25]. This bibliometric review will also visualise the growth of research productivity and progress concerning poverty from 2016 -the year after SDGs were instituted -to date and identify the research priorities according to the topic of poverty.…”

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The state of global research on poverty after SDG declaration

Kanmodi

Amzat

Nnyanzi

2023

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BackgroundPoverty is a significant global problem which can hinder the attainment of the United Nations’ (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Poverty reduction or elimination requires adequate scientific or research contributions, creating socio‐scientific frames that could inform relevant stakeholders in policy planning, implementation and evaluation. This study aims to review the state of global research on poverty (2016 and upwards), since the UN's declaration of SDGs in 2015.MethodsThis study adopted a bibliometric review design. On 31 May 2022, a systematic SCOPUS‐based search was conducted to retrieve all journal papers published on poverty (2016 till 31 May 2022). The bibliometric data of the retrieved papers were analysed using Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer software.ResultA total of 15,143 journal papers on poverty were retrieved, of which 91.2% were published in English, whereas slightly more than half (52.9%) were published in the social sciences. Although all regions of the world sourced journal papers on poverty, however, countries from the Global North, particularly the USA and the United Kingdom, dominated other countries in terms of authorship, funding and institutional affiliations. Among Global South countries, China leads in terms of authorship, funding and institutional affiliations. South America and Africa contributed the smallest volume of journal papers on poverty.ConclusionThere exist global inequalities in research productivity on poverty. The global poverty problem skews to the Global South, but the scientific contributions flow from the Global North. There is a need to narrow the existing inequality gaps in the research productivity on poverty through North–South synergetic research collaborations.

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Amzat

Nnyanzi

2023

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Research in Science and Technology in Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria

Etim,

Oyeniran,

Irenoa

2023

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Research in science and technology is a very key component in the development of any country. It helps birth creativity and innovation which are essential for the economic and social progress of the country. The study set out to empirically document the research productivity and impact of research in science and technology, emanating from the Federal University Otuoke. The research adopted a mixed methodology with quantitative and qualitative tools to elicit data for the study and analysis. Researchers engaged in science and technology in Federal University Otuoke- Faculties of Engineering, Science, and Education made up the study population. To elicit data for the study, an online questionnaire was designed and shared on the existing social academic platforms in the university. A qualitative content analysis of the Google Scholar profiles of researchers in these Faculties was also carried out. The study further conducted interview sessions with the Heads of related Departments. Findings reveal that a total of 2,124 publications are visible from 102 science and technology researchers in Education, Engineering and Science. Chemistry is leading with a citation frequency of 5,649 from 500 publications. A significant relationship has been established between publications output and citation frequency/impact.

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Infoveillance and bibliometric analysis of COVID‐19 in Nigeria

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The state of global research on poverty after SDG declaration

The state of global research on poverty after SDG declaration

A Bibliometric Analysis of Research in Science and Technology in Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria

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