A Scientometric Analysis Of Highly Cited Papers Of India In Covid-19 Research 2019-2024
Keywords:
COVID-19, Research, Citation, Collaboration, IndiaAbstract
Between 2019 and 2024, the current study looks at the annual increase of Covid-19 research articles, which includes 4677 publications and 78181 citations. The data indicates that 1769 research publications (37.82%) were the most contributed in 2021, followed by 1283 (27.43%) in 2022 and 614 (13.13%) in 2023. Medicine contributes a maximum of 3358 (54.14%) research articles, compared to a maximum of 50 (13.55%) research papers from Gupta, N. and Panda, S. 274 (22.17%) research publications are contributed by the Indian Council of Medical Research, compared to 106 (15.41%) by the Indian Journal of Medical Research. A maximum of 3644 (68.34%) research papers are contributed by India, while a maximum of 3750 (14.10%) research publications are contributed by humans. A maximum of 167 (18.60%) research papers are contributed by the Indian Council of Medical Research, while the highly cited paper, Bernal J.L. et al. (2021), receives a maximum of 1913 citations. Efficacy of Covid-19 Vaccines against the Delta Variant of B.1.617.2, New England Journal of Medicine, 385(7): 585–594.
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