Measuring the Quality and Impact of Scientific Information
Measuring the Quality and Impact of Scientific Information
Scientometry Research Using the Web of Science in the Field of Ethics in Medical Recovery
Author(s): Angela Repanovici, Andra Manuela Botez, Marius Stoianovici, Nadinne RomanSubject(s): Library and Information Science, Electronic information storage and retrieval, Ethics / Practical Philosophy
Published by: Trivent Publishing
Keywords: Scientometric analyse; impact factor; Web of Science; Sci2Toll; ethics; medical recovery;
Summary/Abstract: The study of communication processes in science, the assessment of excellence in research, and quality of research are all issues which pose rising interests to governments, research institutions, universities and financing bodies as a method for assessing the responsibility and the quality of the scientific research. Scientometric performance indicators play an important role in evaluating the scientific production of a country which is why international measurement tools have been developed. This article presents the most frequently-used performance indicators, the benefits of scientometry for academics, and the means to perform a research using the Web of Science database.
Journal: Philosophy, communication, media sciences
- Issue Year: 4/2016
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 52-60
- Page Count: 9
- Language: English
