DING Ran, YU Hao, WANG Junwen, et al. Analysis of Chinese Medicine Paper Publication and International Cooperation Team from 2008 to 2017:Based on Science Citation Index Expanded[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(9): 790-794.
DING Ran, YU Hao, WANG Junwen, et al. Analysis of Chinese Medicine Paper Publication and International Cooperation Team from 2008 to 2017:Based on Science Citation Index Expanded[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(9): 790-794.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.09.018.
Objective To analyze the status of international publication of Chinese medicine papers and international TCM cooperation team. Methods The Science Citation Index Expanded(SCIE) database was used as the data source to retrieve Chinese medicine related research articles and reviews published from January 1
2008 to September 30
2017. Frequency analysis
co-occurrence matrix analysis
autocorrelation analysis
cross-correlation analysis
and other methods were applied to do statistics of the total number of papers and cooperation teams from the perspective of the publishing countries and regions
institutions
and journals. Results A total of 26 254 articles were retrieved. The total 16 837 articles published in mainland China exceeded the number of other countries and regions
followed by 1832 in Taiwan
China
1817 in the United States
1238 in Republic of Korea
552 in Britain
498 in Germany
458 in Japan
450 in Australia
271 in Brazil and 206 in Canada. In 2008—2017
totally 2755 journals published Chinese medicine related papers
of which 75 journals published over 50 Chinese medicine related papers
and they all had relations with complementary & alternative medicine to some degrees. In terms of cooperation teams
the larger cooperation teams include the European team with Germany
the United Kingdom
Denmark
Italy and Norway as the center
and the cooperation teams of Southeast Asian countries of Thailand
the Philippines
Singapore
Malaysia and Indonesia. The cooperation of mainland China was relatively inadequate with other countries and regions. Conclusion The total number of Chinese medicine papers published in mainland China occupies absolute superiority
but there is insufficient cooperation with other countries and regions in the world.