Abstract
The aim of this paper is a special reference to the research productivity of a journal called “Indian Journal of Pediatrics”. The source and citation data have been downloaded from the Web of Science (WoS) database of Thomson–Reuters. Totally 2980 records were published by this journal. This study made an effort to measure the year wise distribution of publications, document wise distribution of publications, institution wise distribution of publications and the country wise distribution of publications. The result resolves the number of total global citation score for above mentioned ten year records. The mapping work has done by using the software VOSviewer for analysing the records of this journal. In further the Histograph analysis made by Histcite software.
Highlights
IntroductionIndian Journal of Pediatrics (IJP) is an official publication of Dr K.C. Chaudhuri Foundation
The Journal is a peer-reviewed publication and it is published on a monthly basis clinical and basic research of all aspects of Pediatrics
The data collected from the Web of Science
Summary
Indian Journal of Pediatrics (IJP) is an official publication of Dr K.C. Chaudhuri Foundation. The Journal is a peer-reviewed publication and it is published on a monthly basis clinical and basic research of all aspects of Pediatrics. This journal provides the scientific merit and represents an important of advance in knowledge. The Journal publishes original articles, review articles, case reports which provide new information. This study analyses and explained by the way of bibliometric mapping. Bibliometric is a method to measure or assess the output and impact of an individual’s research, a research group or institution or a journal
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