Análisis de la producción científica indexada de los investigadores en salud del Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET, Argentina)
; Gondolesi, Gabriel Eduardo 
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08/2024
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Fundación Revista Medicina
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Medicina
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Introducción: La carrera de investigador en Salud del Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) es una carrera ad honorem que permite el ingreso de profesionales de la salud que, continuando con su práctica asistencial, adquieran derechos y obligaciones de investigadores con carrera rentada. A la fecha se desconoce la cantidad y/o calidad de la producción académica de los investigadores en salud (ISC) del CONICET. En esta investigación se analizan las características de los ISC, su producción científica y algunos indicadores bibliométricos relacionados con sus publicaciones científicas. Materiales y métodos: Se analizó cantidad e indicadores bibliométricos de publicaciones de ISC indexadas en MEDLINE hasta el 31/12/2023 (filiación, contribución internacional, autorías, tipo de publicación). Asimismo, se evaluaron índices de calidad de las revistas (factor de impacto, CiteScore e índices H y Scimago Journal Rank). Resultados: Un total de 109 ISC registraron 6764 publicaciones (63.6% en revistas de EE.UU. y Reino Unido; 77.2% en revistas cuartil 1-2), con un promedio de 4.1publicaciones/año/investigador en 2014 y 7.7 publicaciones/ investigador/año en 2023 (incremento del 64%). El 77% fueron investigaciones originales y 11% revisiones. El 77% fueron lideradas y 74% dirigidas por investigadores con filiación argentina (43% tuvo colaboración interna cional). El 12.2% se publicó en español y 7.8% en revistas de Argentina. A mayor categoría del investigador se logran publicaciones en revistas con mejores índices de calidad. Discusión: El volumen de publicaciones científicas en revistas de calidad refleja una participación activa y constante de los ISC en la producción y comunicación del conocimiento científico de Argentina. Palabras clave: publicaciones, bibliometría, investigación clínica, MEDLINE, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas.
Introduction: Health Researcher career of National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) is an ad honorem career that allows entry of health professionals who, continuing with their healthcare practice, acquire rights and obligations of researchers with a paid career. To date, quantity and/or quality of the academic production of CONICET health researchers (ISC) is unknown. This research analyzes characteristics of ISCs, their scientific production, and some bibliometric indicators related to their scientific publications. Materials and methods: A total of 109 active researchers who make up the ISC staff until the 2020 call were identified. The quantity and bibliometric indicators of their publications that are indexed in MEDLINE until 12/31/2023 (affiliation, international contribution, authorships, type of publication) were analyzed. Likewise, quality indices of the journals (impact factor, CiteScore, and H indices, and Scimago Journal Rank) were evaluated. Results: a total of 109 ISCs recorded 6764 publications (63.6% in journals from United States and United Kingdom; 77.2% in quartile 1-2 journals), with an average of 4.1 publications/year/researcher in 2014 and 7.7 publications/researcher/year in 2023 (64% increase). A 77% were original research and other 11% were reviews. In 77% were led and in 74% were directed by researchers with Argentine affiliation, (43% had international collaboration); 12.2% were published in Spanish and 7.8% in journals from Argentina. The higher the rank of the researcher, the more publications are achieved in journals with better quality indices. Discussion: The volume of scientific publications in quality journals reflects an active and constant participation of the ISCs in the production and communication of scientific knowledge from Argentina. Key words: publications, bibliometrics, clinical research, MEDLINE, National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET).
Introduction: Health Researcher career of National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) is an ad honorem career that allows entry of health professionals who, continuing with their healthcare practice, acquire rights and obligations of researchers with a paid career. To date, quantity and/or quality of the academic production of CONICET health researchers (ISC) is unknown. This research analyzes characteristics of ISCs, their scientific production, and some bibliometric indicators related to their scientific publications. Materials and methods: A total of 109 active researchers who make up the ISC staff until the 2020 call were identified. The quantity and bibliometric indicators of their publications that are indexed in MEDLINE until 12/31/2023 (affiliation, international contribution, authorships, type of publication) were analyzed. Likewise, quality indices of the journals (impact factor, CiteScore, and H indices, and Scimago Journal Rank) were evaluated. Results: a total of 109 ISCs recorded 6764 publications (63.6% in journals from United States and United Kingdom; 77.2% in quartile 1-2 journals), with an average of 4.1 publications/year/researcher in 2014 and 7.7 publications/researcher/year in 2023 (64% increase). A 77% were original research and other 11% were reviews. In 77% were led and in 74% were directed by researchers with Argentine affiliation, (43% had international collaboration); 12.2% were published in Spanish and 7.8% in journals from Argentina. The higher the rank of the researcher, the more publications are achieved in journals with better quality indices. Discussion: The volume of scientific publications in quality journals reflects an active and constant participation of the ISCs in the production and communication of scientific knowledge from Argentina. Key words: publications, bibliometrics, clinical research, MEDLINE, National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET).
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