The 'Hirsch index'or the h-index is a leading author-level research metric, and its value
denotes the 'h'number of papers having at least an 'h'number of citations. 1 One of the major …

Results: Variables such as journal IF, journal rank, journal subject quartile, the
first/corresponding author's h-index, the number of documents produced by the …

Objective: The goal of this pilot study was to present a new index system (GFsa©) based on
two variables, the total citations and “scientific age”, to evaluate the best-ranked researchers …

Quantification and ranking of scholars' output via a consideration of the citations of one's
works has been of global interest within the last two decades, after criticisms of the approach …

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The study presents the research output of 40 globally top-ranked authors, publishing in the
field of osteoporosis. Their h-index is compared with the Scientific Quality Index (SQI), a …

The text presents a selection of bibliography on scientometrics, bibliometrics and
informetrics. The bibliography was chosen in the context of the author's research of: a) the …

Background: Self-citation is one of the main challenges in the evaluation of researchers'
scientific output. This study aimed at comparing the institutional self-citation among the …

Orthopaedic implants offer valuable solutions to many pathologies of bones and joints. The
research in this field is driven by the aim of realizing durable and biocompatible devices; …

Background: Research articles are essential for describing new ideas, techniques, and
procedures and consolidating concepts. It creates an opportunity to expose studies and …