Türkiye’deki Acil Tıp Anabilim Dallarının uluslararası yayın üretimi: 15. yıl değerlendirmesi
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2010
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Amaç: On beş yıl önce temelleri atılan Acil Tıp uzmanlığı günümüzde hemen her tıp fakültesinde kurulmuş olup akademik alandaki yerini almıştır. Akademik gelişim ve birikimin en objektif göstergelerinden birisi uluslararası yayınlardır. Biz ülkemizdeki acil tıp anabilim dallarının uluslararası yayın üretiminde geldiği aşamayı belirlemeyi amaçladık. Gereç ve Yöntem: Acil Tıp anabilim dalları tarafından üretilen ve Index Medicus tarafından indekslenen dergilerde 1 Ocak 1994 ile 30 Eylül 2009 tarihleri arasındaki yayınlanmış yayınları incelendi. Makaleler tipleri, konuları, Science Citation Index Expanded kapsamında olup olmaması, dergi ismi, yayın yılı, ilk isim yazarın acil tıp uzmanı olup olmaması ve anabilim dalına göre sınıflandırıldı. Bulgular: Belirtilen tarihler arasında acil tıp anabilim dallarından üretilmiş toplam 422 makale saptandı. Bu makalelerin 229’u, (%54.2) araştırma makaleleri iken, ikinci sıklıkta olgu sunumlarının yer aldığı görüldü (n=169, %40.0). Araştırma makalelerinin 156’sı (%68.1) klinik çalışma, 38’i (%16.6) hayvan deneyi ve 35’i de (%15.3) anket çalışmasıdır. Klinik verilerle oluşturulan çalışmaların 61’inin (%39.4) tanımlayıcı, 74’ünün (%47.7) kesitsel nitelikte, 20’sinin (%12.9) ise ileri yönelik randomize olduğu tespit edildi. Yayınlarda en sık saptanan konular toksikoloji-çevresel aciller (n=139, %32.9) ve travma-ortopedi (n=67, %15.9) idi. Yayınların %84.8‘i SCI-Expanded indekslerinde yer alıyordu. “American Journal of Emergency Medicine” Science Citation Index Expanded kapsamında en çok (n=45, %10.6) yayın yapılan dergidir. Yayınların 377’sinde (%89.3) ilk sıradaki yazar acil tıp uzmanı idi. Sonuç: Sayıları artan acil tıp öğretim üye ve elemanlarının yaptıkları yayınlar anabilim dallarının akademik birikimlerini olumlu etkilemiştir. 2004 yılından sonraki artış dikkat çekicidir, ancak daha nitelikli araştırma makaleleri yayınlaması, daha özgün konulara yönelmesi ve acil tıp literatürüne pratik uygulamaları değiştirecek nitelikte yayınlar yapmak gelecek hedefi olmalıdır.
Objective: Emergency medicine had been established as a specialty in Turkey fifteen years ago. Today every medical school in Turkey have an academic emergency department. International publications are one of the best predictors of academic maturation and productivity. This study aims to analyze publication output of the academic emergency medicine departments in Turkey. Methods: Data in Index Medicus databases for published papers by the authors affiliated to the emergency medicine departments of university hospitals in Turkey between the period of January 1994 through September 2009 were searched. The articles were evaluated for the following criteria: types of research, subject, publication journal and year, first author and whether indexed in Science Citation Index. Results: 422 papers were retrived from the search between the study period. Two hundred twenty nine (54.2%) of these papers were original research articles. Second frequent articles were found to be case reports (n=169, 40.0%). One hundred fity six (68.1%) of the original articles (n=229) were clinical trials, 38 (16.6%) were animal studies and 35 (15.3%) were survey researches. Sixty one (39.4%) of those clinical trials were designed as descriptive, 74 (47.7%) were cross-sectional, and 20 (12.9%) of them were designed as randomised prospective study. Most frequent subjects of those papers were about toxicology and envorimental emergencies (n=139, %32.9) and trauma-othopedics (n=67, %15.9). Three hundred fifty eight (84.4%) of the publications were cited by Science Citation Index - Expanded. The most frequent publications located in Science Citation Index Expanded were publicated in “American Journal of Emergency Medicine” (n=45, %10.6). The first author was an emergency physician in 377 (89.3%) of publications. Conclusions: Publications produced by faculty members and staff of the emergency medicine departments, whose numbers are increasing, have a positive impact on departments’ academic background in Turkey. The increase in numbers of the publications after 2004 is remarkable. However, the future objective should be to publish more qualified research articles about specific issues which will directly effect daily emergency medicine practice.
Objective: Emergency medicine had been established as a specialty in Turkey fifteen years ago. Today every medical school in Turkey have an academic emergency department. International publications are one of the best predictors of academic maturation and productivity. This study aims to analyze publication output of the academic emergency medicine departments in Turkey. Methods: Data in Index Medicus databases for published papers by the authors affiliated to the emergency medicine departments of university hospitals in Turkey between the period of January 1994 through September 2009 were searched. The articles were evaluated for the following criteria: types of research, subject, publication journal and year, first author and whether indexed in Science Citation Index. Results: 422 papers were retrived from the search between the study period. Two hundred twenty nine (54.2%) of these papers were original research articles. Second frequent articles were found to be case reports (n=169, 40.0%). One hundred fity six (68.1%) of the original articles (n=229) were clinical trials, 38 (16.6%) were animal studies and 35 (15.3%) were survey researches. Sixty one (39.4%) of those clinical trials were designed as descriptive, 74 (47.7%) were cross-sectional, and 20 (12.9%) of them were designed as randomised prospective study. Most frequent subjects of those papers were about toxicology and envorimental emergencies (n=139, %32.9) and trauma-othopedics (n=67, %15.9). Three hundred fifty eight (84.4%) of the publications were cited by Science Citation Index - Expanded. The most frequent publications located in Science Citation Index Expanded were publicated in “American Journal of Emergency Medicine” (n=45, %10.6). The first author was an emergency physician in 377 (89.3%) of publications. Conclusions: Publications produced by faculty members and staff of the emergency medicine departments, whose numbers are increasing, have a positive impact on departments’ academic background in Turkey. The increase in numbers of the publications after 2004 is remarkable. However, the future objective should be to publish more qualified research articles about specific issues which will directly effect daily emergency medicine practice.
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Cerrahi
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Türkiye Acil Tıp Dergisi
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10
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