Bibliometrics: Tracking research impact by selecting the appropriate metrics

Traditionally, the success of a researcher is assessed by the number of publications he or she publishes in peer-reviewed, indexed, high impact journals. This essential yardstick, often referred to as the impact of a specific researcher, is assessed through the use of various metrics. While research...

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Main Authors:	Abu-Elmagd, M. (Author), Agarwal, A. (Author), Assidi, M. (Author), Banihani, S. (Author), Bashiri, A. (Author), Dao Ly, K. (Author), Durairajanayagam, D. (Author), Esteves, S.C (Author), Gosalvez, J. (Author), Harlev, A. (Author), Henkel, R. (Author), Homa, S. (Author), Kesari, K. (Author), Ko, E. (Author), Majzoub, A. (Author), Puchalt, N.G (Author), Ramasamy, R. (Author), Roychoudhury, S. (Author), Sharma, R. (Author), Tatagari, S. (Author), Tvrda, E. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Medknow Publications 2016
Subjects:	article-level metrics Authorship bibliometrics Bibliometrics Biomedical Research career citation analysis citation counts clinical research h-index human Humans impact factor journal impact factor Journal Impact Factor medical research open access publishing Open Access Publishing Periodicals as Topic publication publishing qualitative analysis quantitative analysis research databases research impact research productivity Review statistics and numerical data traditional metrics varicocele writing
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