Statistical analysis of articles, citations and authors in Chinese Journal of Neurology from 2002 to 2004
LU Xiao-qin
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LU Xiao-qin
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Objective To study the characteristics of articles, citations and authors in Chinese Journal of Neurology(Chin J Neurol). Methods The date about articles, citations and authors of Chin J Neurol from 2002 to 2004 were collected and analyzed in terms of bibliomertic parameters. Results There were 648 papers published in Chin J Neurol during 3 years and papers with funded projects accounted for 25.0%. The average number of articles per isseu was 36; the average number of article per page was 0.43; the average publishing cycle of the articles was 10 months. The authors distributed in 27 mainland provinces and Hongkong, 91.5% of whom shared with co-author; the coporation rate was 4.19. The papers with citation accounted for 65.3% and 95.0% of all the citations came from journals. The Price’s indicator was 56.6%. Conclusions Chinese Journal of Neurology, an academic journal of high quality, with strong influence, pushes the subject of neurology in China forward.
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Objective To study the characteristics of articles, citations and authors in Chinese Journal of Neurology(Chin J Neurol). Methods The date about articles, citations and authors of Chin J Neurol from 2002 to 2004 were collected and analyzed in terms of bibliomertic parameters. Results There were 648 papers published in Chin J Neurol during 3 years and papers with funded projects accounted for 25.0%. The average number of articles per isseu was 36; the average number of article per page was 0.43; the average publishing cycle of the articles was 10 months. The authors distributed in 27 mainland provinces and Hongkong, 91.5% of whom shared with co-author; the coporation rate was 4.19. The papers with citation accounted for 65.3% and 95.0% of all the citations came from journals. The Price’s indicator was 56.6%. Conclusions Chinese Journal of Neurology, an academic journal of high quality, with strong influence, pushes the subject of neurology in China forward.
Key concepts: Chin, Impact factor, Mainland China, China, Bibliometrics, Citation, Publishing, Neurology