Survey of Publications and the H|index in Academic Emergency ...

Survey of Publications and the H-index of Academic Emergency ...

The h-index is defined as the number (h) of publications for an individual that have been cited at least h times. We calculated the h-index and ...

Survey of publications and the H-index of Academic Emergency ...

The h-index is only a partial measure of academic productivity. As a measure of the impact of an individual's publications it can provide a simple way to ...

Survey of Publications and the H-index of Academic Emergency ...

The number of professors per institution ranged from 1 to 13. Median h-index in Web of Science was 11 (interquartile range [IQR] 6–17, range 0–51), in Google ...

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Survey of Publications and the H-index of Academic Emergency Medicine Professors · M. Babineau, C. Fischer, +1 author. L. Sanchez · Published in Western Journal ...

Survey of Publications and the H-index in Academic Emergency ...

... Journal of Emergency Medicine, volume 15, issue 3, pages 290-292. Survey of Publications and the H-index in Academic Emergency Medicine Professors. Babineau M ...

The Distribution of the H-index Among Academic Emergency ...

Background: Hirsch's h-index (h) attempts to measure the combined academic impact and productivity of a scientist by counting the number of publications by ...

The distribution of the h-index among academic emergency ...

The distribution of the h-index among academic emergency physicians in the United States. ; Publication Type, Journal Article ; Year of Publication, 2013 ; Authors ...

The Distribution of the H‐index Among Academic Emergency ...

In this study we characterize the h-index distribution for academic emergency physicians (AEPs) in the United States. We also demonstrate the ...

Analysis of Gender, H-Index, Publications, Academic Rank, and ...

Our goal in this study was to determine female representation on editorial boards of high-ranking emergency medicine (EM) journals. In addition, ...

The Distribution of the H-index Among Academic Emergency ... - Scilit

Keywords · The impact factor ranking—a challenge for scientists and publishers · Does Citation Analysis Reveal Association Between h-Index and Academic Rank in ...

The Distribution of the H‐index Among Academic Emergency ...

Ten percent of AEPs had h/(years in publication) of 0.5 or greater. For the top 20 EPs, the mean (± standard deviation [±SD]) h-index increased ...

Author and journal self-citation in Emergency Medicine original ...

The h-index is defined as the maximum value of h such that the given author has published h papers that have each been cited at least h times [4]. This index ...

Measuring Scientific Impact With the h-Index: A Primer for Pathologists

, et al. Survey of publications and the h-index of academic emergency medicine professors . West J Emerg Med . 2014. ;. 15. : 290. -. 292.

Correlation between Academic Citations in Emergency Medicine ...

There were 502 articles published in different seven emergency medicine journals. Fifty-four articles (10.8%) were never cited in Google Scholar or Scopus.

What is an h-index? How do I find the h-index for a particular author?

This is because each database must calculate the value based on the citations it contains. Since databases cover different publications in ...

H-Index Calculator - SAEM

Scientists and scholars can measure the impact and relevance of their scientific output by calculating their h-index score.

Calculate Your h-Index - Journal Evaluation - Health Sciences

The index is based on the set of the scientist's most cited papers and the number of citations that they have received in other publications.

Publication trends among emergency medicine residents, fellows ...

... academia and/or fellowships in emergency medicine graduates. In this review, we will (1) describe factors involved in academic research including peer ...

Mapping Trends and Hotspots Regarding the Use of Ultrasound in ...

Therefore, all included publications were collected from the WOS. The H index means that a researcher or a country has published at least H papers, and each ...

A review on h-index and its alternative indices

The h-index covers the productivity and the impact of scholars and is better than the total number of publications and mean number of citation counts [4,5].