Bibliométrie de 50 ans des publications biomédicales scientifiques internationales, à propos des «Maladies Parasitaires» : MEDLINE (1970-2019)
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https://doi.org/10.62438/tunismed.v103i8.5501Mots-clés :
Bibliométrie , Maladies Parasitaires , Medline , Paludisme, Leishmaniose , Toxoplasmose , Schistosomiase , ÉchinococcoseRésumé
Introduction: L’objectif de cette étude bibliométrique, s’étalant sur un demi-siècle de recherche biomédicale internationale (1970-2019), à propos des «Maladies parasitaires», a été de décrire le profil éditorial, méthodologique et thématique de ces publications scientifiques.
Méthodes: Les données ont été colligées de la base des données MEDLINE, à travers une requête documentaire basée sur le descripteur «Parasitic Diseases», et analysées selon leurs principales caractéristiques éditoriales (types de publication, journaux scientifiques,..), méthodologiques (pays, «Maladies parasitaires»,…) et thématiques (mots clés), déduites particulièrement des champs de ses Medical Subjects Heading (MeSH), suite à une stratification en deux périodes: A (1970-1994) et B (1995-2019). Les papiers « Highly Cited» ont été identifiés à travers Web of Science.
Résultats: Un total de 337 157 publications ont été identifiées (A: 110 062; B: 227 095), et indexées par 20 881 descripteurs MeSH (A: 11 817; B: 19 640). Editées dans 6 470 revues scientifiques, ces publications ont couvert particulièrement les spécialités: «Maladies Infectieuses» (37%), «Gastrologie/Hépatologie» (22%) et «Pédiatrie» (20%). Conduite particulièrement en Brésil (2,6%), ces études ont été souvent «rétrospectives» (2,8%). Le descripteur « Intestinal Diseases Parasitic» a été la catégorie thématique la plus explorée (2,8%). En plus du «Malaria» (11,3%), les maladies les plus étudiées ont été «Echinococcosis» (2,9%), «Leishmaniasis Visceral» (2,7%) et «Toxoplasmosis» (2,5%). Les tendances bibliométriques ont été caractérisées par une augmentation des «Reviews» (12,4% versus 7,5%), un switch d’une approche d’«immunologie» (24 261 publications), à une autre d’«épidémiologie» (70 012 articles) et plus de centrage ....( résumé tronqué à 250 mots).
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