The Second Mediterranean Seminar on Science Writing, Editing and Publishing (SWEP-2018), Sarajevo, December 8th, 2018

Mašić, Izet

doi:10.5455/medarh.2018.72.461-465

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“…The results reveal that the “attitude to research, considering the gender of the student has in significant difference, which is consistent with the data of Yousefi and Salehi (2012), The findings also show that, education level, gender and age of the students and in all, the general underlying factors of the respondents to the questionnaire had insignificant effect on their attitude to research. It could be concluded that, attitude of the students towards research is partial, therefore, gender, age and education level have no effect on the attitude of the students to research (16, 17). In other words, attitudes towards research is influenced by the other variables (5, 12, 18-20).…”

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Students' Attitudes Towards Research at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences in 2015

Siamian¹,

Mahmoudi²,

Habibi³

et al. 2016

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Background:In today’s world, one of the criteria of progress in a country is research. In our country instead of paying to the research and study, attention is given to the training of human resources. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate Students’ Attitudes towards Research at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences in 2015.Methods:In this cross-sectional study the data tool was questionnaire given to the study subjects. The study population were all the paramedical college students at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences selected. Cochrane methodology was used to determine the sample size, the t test used to know the attitudes and the ANOVA test to assess differences between the groups.Results:The mean age of the students was 20 years (age range of 17 to 32 years), of them, 99 (61%) were female and 63 (39%) male, 100% undergraduate and 73% on their first semester. Their attitudes toward the usefulness of search for jobs and careers, anxiety, relationship with everyday life and Research problem was positive. Belief in research problem with the highest average and relation with everyday life with the lowest average, ranked the highest and lowest scores respectively. The findings also showed that there was insignificant difference between the variables of age, gender and level of education and the attitude of students towards research.Conclusion:The subjects under study had Positive attitude to research and in case of availability of research facilities, students would be more interested in performing research.

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Students' Attitudes Towards Research at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences in 2015

Siamian¹,

Mahmoudi²,

Habibi³

et al. 2016

Mater Sociomed

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“…The situation is complex, but surely the imposition of certain norms that already existing professors must carry out within a certain time period is considered imperative. Progress in academic hierarchy must be more stringent, and the criteria must be set to the highest possible level ( 6 - 8 ). Doctoral studies must produce scientists, real academic staff, and not people who are just pro forma, who are just for the paper.…”

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Evaluation of the Medical Academic Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina Based on Scopus Parameters

Masic

2017

Med Arch

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Introduction:The academic community of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) is represented by four Academies, which include eminent personalities in the field of medical sciences (Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Department for Medical Sciences (ANUBiH), Academy of Sciences and Arts of the Republika Srpska (ANURS), Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in BiH (HAZU B&H), and the Academy of Medical Sciences of Bosnia and Herzegovina (AMNuBiH)).Aim:To present scientometric analysis of members of the medical sphere of the ANUBiH, ANURS, HAZU B&H and AMNuBiH, to evaluate members and their scientific rating.Material and methods:The work has an analytical character and presents analysis of the data obtained from the Scopus database. Results are shown through number of cases, percentage, arithmetic mean, standard deviation, median and interquartile range, with Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient.Results:The analysis showed a significant correlation between the Academy and the country of origin of the academician. In AMNuBiH and ANUBiH are mainly represented academics originating from Bosnia and Herzegovina, while ANURS, 71.4% of the members, are academics with background from Serbia. There is no significant correlation between the observed parameters (Scopus parameters–number of papers, H index, number of citations) according to memberschip in Academies. By analyzing the correlation between the country of residence, the number of papers, H index and the number of citations, it has been shown that the correlation is significant between the state and the number of papers, but not the other two observed parameters.Conclusion:Criteria for admission to main academic communities are highly questionable, as this analysis showed. Progress in the academic hierarchy must be more stringent, and the criteria must be set to the highest possible level, as this is the only path which leads to progress.

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“…Further internationalization of the journal is imperative. Broad adoption and stick to the principles and guidelines of the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME), the Council of Science Editors (CSE), the European Association of Science Editors (EASE), ICMJE and COPE by all parties in the scientific community, first of all from young scientists and all potential authors, as well as from reviewers and Editorial Board members, is necessary for improvement of the quality of any journal in general ( 6 - 10 ). Devoted work in accordance with those principles is the ultimate path for improvement the quality of published papers and visibility of Materia Socio Medica in the future.…”

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The Second Mediterranean Seminar on Science Writing, Editing and Publishing (SWEP-2018), Sarajevo, December 8th, 2018

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Students' Attitudes Towards Research at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences in 2015

Students' Attitudes Towards Research at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences in 2015

Evaluation of the Medical Academic Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina Based on Scopus Parameters

An Editorial View on Authors Malversations

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