Title : ( Webometrics as a method for identifying the most accredited free electronic journals: The case of medical sciences )
Authors: Alireza Isfandyari - Moghaddam , Farshid Danesh , Nadia Hadji - Azizi ,
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Abstract
Purpose - The present study aims at determining the most accredited free English electronic journals (EJs) in Medical Sciences, as finding free scholarly EJs including medical ones is difficult in the web environment. Design/methodology/approach - The research population consisted of 700 free EJs of Medical Sciences, which were collected from two reputable websites, namely, Directory of Open Access Journals and Free Medical Journals. After first screening, 269 free EJs including 76 journals in health, 4 journals in nursing, 175 journals in medicine and 14 free EJs in dentistry remained for final investigation [...]. Findings - The most accredited journals in four medical disciplines studied here are health: New South Wales Public Health Bulletin, PLoS Biology and Environmental Health Perspectives - National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; nursing: Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care and Online Journal of Nursing Informatics [...]. Originality/value - This research can be treated as an addition to the webometrics literature.
Keywords
Webometrics as a method for identifying the most accredited free electronic journals: The case of medical sciences
@article{paperid:1057543,
author = {Alireza Isfandyari - Moghaddam and Danesh, Farshid and Nadia Hadji - Azizi},
title = {Webometrics as a method for identifying the most accredited free electronic journals: The case of medical sciences},
journal = {Electronic Library},
year = {2015},
volume = {33},
number = {1},
month = {February},
issn = {0264-0473},
pages = {75--87},
numpages = {12},
keywords = {Webometrics as a method for identifying the most accredited free electronic journals: The case of medical sciences},
}
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%T Webometrics as a method for identifying the most accredited free electronic journals: The case of medical sciences
%A Alireza Isfandyari - Moghaddam
%A Danesh, Farshid
%A Nadia Hadji - Azizi
%J Electronic Library
%@ 0264-0473
%D 2015
