Society publishing: It's all about the community you serve

Holmes, Edith

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“…The idea of diversity garners the interest of a broader audience, which results in the expansion of the readership for the publishing industry. According to Holmes (2020), publishers can benefit from the diversity of content and expand their audiences and thus get a new potential financing source. The publishing industry is also under pressure when it comes to, for instance, Plan S and transformative agreements (Wise & Estelle, 2020).…”

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Visegrád countries' scientific productivity in the European context: A 10‐year perspective using Web of Science and Scopus

Szuflita-Żurawska

Basińska

2021

Learned Publishing

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Measuring the growth of research productivity is a core element of performance in the higher education sector. This paper aims to analyse the scientific productivity of the Visegrád Group countries (2010–2019) based on data from the Web of Scopus and Scopus databases, as well as data from secondary sources (demographic and socio‐economic factors). Quantitatively, although Poland has the highest output, this is due to its comparative size, whereas output per researcher in Poland is lower than in other Visegrád Four (V4) countries. As regards the qualitative approach, Hungary and the Czech Republic are significantly more effective in terms of scientific collaboration and receive a greater number of European Research Council grants. Thus, bibliometric data in relation to cross‐country characteristic indicators (socio‐economic variables including expenditure on science and having prestigious universities) are related to the positions of the V4 countries. Practical implications suggest that university management within the Visegrád Group must develop and continue strategies to strengthen international collaboration between researchers in order to accelerate change in the dissemination of scientific output at the global level. Academic scholarly publishers may benefit from publishing research on specific issues important to different regions of the world in order to expand their audience and gain new potential resources.

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Visegrád countries' scientific productivity in the European context: A 10‐year perspective using Web of Science and Scopus

Szuflita-Żurawska

Basińska

2021

Learned Publishing

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“…Scholarly journals are essential infrastructure for their respective scholarly disciplines and communities. [1][2][3] While publishing in journals with high prestige or impact factor advances the careers of individual researchers, publishing in journals with the right readership communicates the scholarly output to the corresponding scholarly community, thus contributing to its intellectual conversations. [2][3][4][5] Family medicine journals are thus strategic for strengthening the capacity for primary care research, [6][7][8][9] which in turn informs primary care and reinforces its status as a scholarly discipline.…”

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In which journals do family and community physicians in Brazil publish?

Fontenelle

Oliveira

Rossi

et al. 2021

Rev Bras Med Fam Comunidade

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Introduction: Authors choose scholarly journals not only to advance their careers but also to interact with their respective scholarly communities. Objective: To describe the journals where family and community physicians in Brazil publish their work. Methods: In late 2018, we compiled a nationwide list of family and community physicians, and downloaded their curricula from the Lattes Platform. We extracted data on their complete journal articles from their curricula, completed these data with queries to CrossRef, VHL/LILACS, and PubMed/MEDLINE, and obtained data on the journals with queries to the United States NLM Catalog. Results: We found 3558 unique articles, published by 1011 journals. The most productive journal was RBMFC (Revista Brasileira de Medicina de Família e Comunidade), which published 347 (9.8%) of these articles. About one in six articles were published in journals on family practice or primary health care. The proportion of articles published in journals in Brazil decreased during the study period from 83.8% to 58.4%. Conclusion: As in other countries, family and community physicians in Brazil usually publish in the national journal dedicated to their scholarly community, while also publishing extensively in journals from other disciplines. The increasing proportion of articles published in journals outside Brazil suggests primary care research in Brazil is increasingly of international relevance.

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“…Scholarly journals are essential infrastructure for their respective scholarly disciplines and communities. 1–3 While publishing in journals with high prestige or impact factor advances the careers of individual researchers, publishing in journals with the right readership communicates the scholarly output to the corresponding scholarly community, thus contributing to its intellectual conversations. 2–5 Family medicine journals are thus strategic for strengthening the capacity for primary care research, 6–8 which in turn informs primary care and reinforces its status as a scholarly discipline.…”

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confidence: 99%

In which journals do family and community physicians in Brazil publish? The Trajetórias MFC project

Fontenelle

Oliveira

Rossi

et al. 2020

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Introduction: Authors choose scholarly journals not only to advance their careers but also to interact with their respective scholarly communities. Objective: To describe the journals where family and community physicians in Brazil publish their work. Methods: In late 2018, we compiled a nationwide list of family and community physicians, and downloaded their curricula vitae (CV) from the Lattes Platform. We extracted data on their complete journal articles from their CV, completed these data with queries to CrossRef, VHL/LILACS, and PubMed/MEDLINE, and obtained data on the journals with queries to the United States NLM Catalog. Results: We found 3622 unique articles, published by 1014 journals. The most productive journal was RBMFC (Revista Brasileira de Medicina de Família e Comunidade), which published 353 (9.7%) of these articles. About one in six articles were published in journals on family practice or primary health care. The proportion of articles published in journals in Brazil decreased during the study period from 83.3% to 59.0%. Conclusion: As in other countries, family and community physicians in Brazil usually publish in the national journal dedicated to their scholarly community, while also publishing extensively in journals from other disciplines. The increasing proportion of articles published in journals outside Brazil suggests primary care research in Brazil is increasingly of international relevance.

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Society publishing: It's all about the community you serve

Cited by 4 publications

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Visegrád countries' scientific productivity in the European context: A 10‐year perspective using Web of Science and Scopus

Visegrád countries' scientific productivity in the European context: A 10‐year perspective using Web of Science and Scopus

In which journals do family and community physicians in Brazil publish?

In which journals do family and community physicians in Brazil publish? The Trajetórias MFC project

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