Title: Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za Zhi

Title: Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za Zhi

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? Zhao, P., Xu, P., Li, B. and Wang, Z. (2005), Scientometrics and bibliometrics of chronotherapy. Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za Zhi, 22 (1), 120-124.

Abstract: In order to retrieve Chinese and foreign articles of chronotherapy, we searched Chinese databases of CBM, CMCC and foreign series databases in OVID and hence revealed and assessed the current status, research trend and level of chronotherapy in China and in foreign countries by means of scientometric and bibliometric parameters. ProCite5 software and handsearching were used to manage, check and statistically analyze the searched papers so as to find the parameters which included distributions of databases, years, authors, periodicals, subject headings, organizations and nations. 91 Chinese papers were identified which were distributed in 73 kinds of journals and in subject headings, e.g., Traditional Chinese medicine, cardiovascular diseases, neoplasms, asthma, peptic ulcer, diabetes mellitus, general review of chronotherapy, etc. 480 foreign articles were identified which mainly came from EMBASE and MEDLINE and were distributed in 285 types of journals and 35 nations and regions. There were 14 journals which recorded five or more articles. 12 researchers published more than five articles. Paul Brousse Hospital, University of Texas, University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Jichi Medical School and University of Minnesota were the core research institutes. There was no core author or core journal or core institute in China up till now. However, core authors, core journals and core research institutes had come into being in foreign countries, they were mainly from the Euro-American developed countries and had done well in chronotherapy.

Keywords: Asthma, Bibliometric, Bibliometrics, Cardiovascular, China, Chinese, Connecticut, Databases, Diabetes, Diabetes Mellitus, Diseases, Distributed, General, Journal, Journals, Medicine, Medline, Nations, Neoplasms, Papers, Periodicals, Research, Research Trend, Review, Scientometric, Software, Texas, Till, Trend

? Zhao, P., Xu, P., Li, B. and Wang, Z. (2003), Scientometrics and bibliometrics of biomedical engineering periodicals and papers. Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za Zhi, 20 (3), 515-520.

Abstract: This investigation was made to reveal the current status, research trend and research level of biomedical engineering in Chinese mainland by means of scientometrics and to assess the quality of the four domestic publications by bibliometrics. We identified all articles of four related publications by searching Chinese and foreign databases from 1997 to 2001. All articles collected or cited by these databases were searched and statistically analyzed for finding out the relevant distributions, including databases, years, authors, institutions, subject headings and subheadings. The source of sustentation funds and the related articles were analyzed too. The results showed that two journals were cited by two foreign databases and five Chinese databases simultaneously. The output of Journal of Biomedical Engineering was the highest. Its quantity of original papers cited by EI, CA and the totality of papers sponsored by funds were higher than those of the others, but the quantity and percentage per year of biomedical articles cited by EI were decreased in all. Inland core authors and institutions had come into being in the field of biomedical engineering. Their research topics were mainly concentrated on ten subject headings which included biocompatible materials, computer-assisted signal processing, electrocardiography, computer-assisted image processing, biomechanics, algorithms, electroencephalography, automatic data processing, mechanical stress, hemodynamics, mathematical computing, microcomputers, theoretical models, etc. The main subheadings were concentrated on instrumentation, physiopathology, diagnosis, therapy, ultrasonography, physiology, analysis, surgery, pathology, method, etc.

Keywords: Algorithms, Analysis, Automatic Data Processing, Bibliometrics, Biocompatible, Biomechanics, Biomedical, Chinese, Data, Databases, Diagnosis, Engineering, Field, Hemodynamics, Image Processing, Institutions, Instrumentation, Investigation, Journals, Mathematical Computing, Models, Papers, Pathology, Periodicals, Physiology, Publications, Quality, Quality of, Research, Research Trend, Scientometrics, Source, Stress, Surgery, Theoretical Models, Therapy, Trend, Ultrasonography

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? Wang, Y.H. and Zhang, F.Q. (2007), Analysis of Chinese literatures on evidence-based dentistry between 2001 and 2006. Shanghai Kou Qiang Yi Xue, 16 (5), 534-537.

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Abstract: PURPOSE: To explore the research trends and statuses of evidence-based dentistry. METHODS: Analyzing the articles related with EBD from 2001-2006 by bibliometrics, which were CNKI database. RESULTS: 74 articles were found out from the database. The number of articles was increasing. The study was mainly on oral mucosa and oral and maxillofacial surgery and so on. Those important journals on domestic evidence-based dentistry are Chinese Journal of Evidence-Based Medicine, Chinese Journal of Stomatology, China Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. CONCLUSION: Many articles are introductions to evidence-based dentistry repeatedly, their innovations are weak and depress of their study is superficial. Supported by Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project (Grant No.T0202).

Keywords: Bibliometrics, China, Chinese, Database, Dentistry, Evidence Based, Evidence-Based, Journals, Methods, Oral, Purpose, Research, Surgery, Trends