Analysis of the major bibliometric indexes of the Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration
Zhang Li-hon
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Zhang Li-hon
Abstract
Based on data provided by the China Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations Database, an analysis was made of some bibliometric indexes of the Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration over the 2001-2004 period, including total citation frequency, impact factor, citation index, and the proportion of papers based on fund-assisted projects. The result indicates that the journal has high impact factor and total citation frequency in periodicals covered by the China Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations Database, ranking first among periodicals of basic and general medical sciences. This shows that the journal enjoys high academic status and academic impact. It is pointed out that authors of management science papers should pay more attention to cited references and that the number of papers based on fund-assisted projects should be increased so as to raise their proportion in the Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration.
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Based on data provided by the China Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations Database, an analysis was made of some bibliometric indexes of the Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration over the 2001-2004 period, including total citation frequency, impact factor, citation index, and the proportion of papers based on fund-assisted projects. The result indicates that the journal has high impact factor and total citation frequency in periodicals covered by the China Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations Database, ranking first among periodicals of basic and general medical sciences. This shows that the journal enjoys high academic status and academic impact. It is pointed out that authors of management science papers should pay more attention to cited references and that the number of papers based on fund-assisted projects should be increased so as to raise their proportion in the Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration.
Key concepts: Impact factor, China, Citation, Ranking (information retrieval), Citation database, Citation index, Administration (probate law), Medical journal