Objective: To analyze the highly cited malaria papers published in Chinese journals from 2006 to 2013, so as to provide the evidence for formulating the plan of selecting topics to the journal editors.
Methods: The published articles related to malaria included in CNKI and Wanfang medical network from 2006 to 2013 were collected, and the highly cited papers were selected according to the citation frequency calculated by Price's formula. Then the characteristics of the highly cited papers were analyzed.
Results: From 2006 to 2013, a total of 1 976 published papers related to malaria were searched in Chinese journals and 98 papers of them were selected as highly cited papers. In the highly cited papers, 18 papers were published in China Tropical Medicine, and 16 and 15 papers were published in Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases and Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control, respectively; and original articles accounted for 42.86%; the first authors of these papers were from 44 institutions, and 40.91% of them were from centers for disease control and prevention (CDCs); a percentage of 22.45% of the highly cited papers received fund programs, and most of them were national or provincial funds. The research hotspots were focused on the epidemiology and control, and epidemic situation of malaria.
Conclusions: The highly cited papers related to malaria are mainly from CDCs and research institutions, and the related journals could use this information to chose topics and solicit contributions to improve their influence.
［摘要］目的 分析2006–2013年国内期刊疟疾相关高被引论文分布情况, 为编辑制定选题组稿计划提供参考依据。方法 以中国知网 (CNKI) 的中国期刊全文数据库和万方医学网为检索对象, 检索发表于2006–2013年的疟疾相关论 文。根据普莱斯公式筛选高被引论文并进行分析。结果 2006–2013年国内期刊共刊载疟疾相关文献1 976篇, 其中高 被引论文98篇 (被引次数≥11) 。在《中国热带医学》刊发的高被引论文数最多, 为18篇; 其次为《中国寄生虫学与寄生虫 病杂志》和《中国血吸虫病防治杂志》, 分别为16篇和15篇。高被引论文的主要载文类型为论著 (42.86%), 作者主要来自 全国44个机构, 其中以疾病预防控制中心为主 (40.91%); 高被引论文所获基金项目以国家和省厅级为主, 平均基金论文 比为22.45%。疟疾流行病学与防治、疫情分析等是国内近几年的研究热点。结论 国内刊载与疟疾研究相关文献的期 刊拥有一批来自疾病预防控制机构和研究所的作者, 相关期刊可根据其作者群分布及研究热点开展选题和组稿, 以提高 影响力。.
Keywords: Citation frequency; Highly cited paper; Malaria; Quantitative analysis.