• Revista médica de Chile · Oct 1993

    [Medical research in Chile: quantitative indicators].

    • M Krauskopf, M R Mackenzie, E Krauskopf, E Clavel, and A M Prat.
    • Universidad Austral de Chile, Valdivia.
    • Rev Med Chil. 1993 Oct 1; 121 (10): 1191-203.

    AbstractDiverse indicators were used to examine medical research in Chile. According to participation in Fondecyt projects, it was concluded that 420 persons were involved in medical sciences research and that 41.9% of them had no postgraduate title. During the eighties, there was a clear aging of the community dedicated to medical research. The scientific productivity was assessed through the inventory of publications in indexed journals. During the eighties, the number of articles in Clinical Medicine and Biomedical Sciences increased two-fold. The University of Chile published the greatest number of articles, followed by the Catholic University and, with a remarkable lower amount, other Universities. The impact of the published articles in Clinical Medicine and Biomedical Sciences was calculated from the citations that they generated from 1986 to 1988. Likewise, the articles registered in 1985 with the higher citation indexes were identified.

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