Interagency collaboration in Spanish scientific production in nursing: social network analysis
Interagency collaboration in Spanish scientific production in nursing: social network analysis
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DOI：
10.1016/j.enfcli.2013.03.006
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发表时间：
2013-05-01
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0.5
通讯作者：
Sales-Orts, Rafael
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作者：
Almero-Canet, Amparo;Lopez-Ferrer, Mayte;Sales-Orts, Rafael
目的：本文的目的是分析西班牙科学生产护理，确定其时间演变，其地理和机构分布，并观察机构间的collaboration.Method：我们分析了一个全面的样本，西班牙科学生产的护理领域提取的多学科数据库SciVerse Scopus.Results：护理科学生产增长沿着时间。合作率为3.7人/篇，61%的作者只发表一篇论文。巴塞罗那和马德里是作者人数最多的省份。大多数属于医院环境，其次是属于大学的作者。合作的最多的机构，分享文章的作者是：巴塞罗那大学，巴塞罗那自治大学和巴塞罗那临床医院。讨论：护理科学生产一直在增加，因为她在大学注册成立。发现的合作率高于其他论文。它显示了偶尔作者的低下降。它讨论了在西班牙的护理科学合作的前景，在机构一级的论文合著，通过网络图。它观察它们的分布，重要性和相互作用或缺乏thereof.Conclusions：有强烈的需要使用国际数据库的研究，护理和教学，除了国家专业信息资源。鼓励专业人士规范论文的签名，包括姓氏和所属机构。它证实了与外国机构的有限合作，尽管在这一学科中西班牙作者之间的合作有增加的趋势。据观察，明确界定了三种机构间合作模式。(C)2012 Elsevier Espana，S.L. All rights reserved.
Objective: The objectives of this paper are to analyze the Spanish scientific production in nursing, define its temporal evolution, its geographical and institutional distribution, and observe the interinstitutional collaboration.Method: We analyze a comprehensive sample of Spanish scientific production in the nursing area extracted from the multidisciplinary database SciVerse Scopus.Results: The nursing scientific production grows along time. The collaboration rate is 3.7 authors per paper and 61% of the authors only publish one paper. Barcelona and Madrid are the provinces with highest number of authors. Most belong to the hospitalary environment, followed closely by authors belonging to the university. The most institutions that collaborate, sharing authorship of articles are: University of Barcelona, Autonomous University of Barcelona and Clinic Hospital of Barcelona.Discussion: The nursing scientific production has been increasing since her incorporation at the university. The collaboration rate found is higher than found for other papers. It shows a low decrease of occasional authors. It discusses the outlook of scientific collaboration in nursing in Spain, at the level of institutions by co-authorship of papers, through a network graph. It observes their distribution, importance and interactions or lack thereof.Conclusions: There is a strong need to use international databases for research, care and teaching, in addition to the national specialized information resources. Professionals are encouraged to normalization of the paper's signature, both, surnames and institutions to which they belong. It confirms the limited cooperation with foreign institutions, although there is an increasing trend of collaboration between Spanish authors in this discipline. It is observed, clearly defined three interinstitutional collaboration patterns. (C) 2012 Elsevier Espana, S.L. All rights reserved.