■马来西亚骨科杂志(MOJ)(ISSN1985-2533/2232-111X)是马来西亚骨科协会(MOA)和东盟骨科协会(AOA)的官方出版物。2007年5月,农业部出版了第一期独立发行的司法部,目的是传播新知识和提供骨科方面的最新资料,创伤和肌肉骨骼研究。从那以后,MOJ大幅增长,在众多数据库中实现索引,并于2022年在Scopus数据库中获得第二四分位数(Q2)排名。此文献计量分析旨在探讨在MOJ发表的文章的趋势和分布。
■MOJ的文献计量数据是从SCOPUS数据库中提取的,涵盖从索引到2022年的年份。信息,如作者,国家,文档类型,作者的关键词,引文,和其他参数是使用RStudio软件中的bibliometrix软件包提取的。然后使用相同的软件将数据呈现在表格和说明性图表中。
■在研究期间,共从Scopus数据库检索到305篇文章。三分之二的文章是原创文章和评论文章。一篇文章引用次数最多的是56篇,MOJ的前十篇文章是由来自七个不同国家的研究人员撰写的,突出期刊的多样性。尽管收到了各国提交的材料,不同国家的作者之间的合作很少。关键词如“covid-19”和“大流行”在作者关键词部分占主导地位,因为在研究期间,一生中只有一次的COVID-19,导致与此问题有关的许多出版物。
■此文献计量分析回顾了Scopus数据库中索引的所有文章,并提供了对贡献者信息和骨科研究趋势的见解。通过确定国家之间缺乏合作,希望这一分析能激励更多的骨科医生和研究人员合作,制作高质量的出版物。
UNASSIGNED: The Malaysian Orthopaedic
Journal (MOJ) (ISSN 1985-2533 / 2232-111X) is the official publication of the Malaysian Orthopaedic Association (MOA) and the ASEAN Orthopaedic Association (AOA). In May 2007, MOA published the first standalone issue of MOJ with the aim of disseminating new knowledge and providing updates in orthopaedics, trauma and musculoskeletal research. Since then, MOJ has grown significantly, achieving indexing in numerous databases and attaining a 2nd Quartile (Q2) rank in the Scopus database in 2022. This bibliometric analysis aims to explore the trends and distribution of articles published in MOJ.
UNASSIGNED: Bibliometric data for MOJ was extracted from the SCOPUS database, covering the years from its indexing to 2022. Information such as authors, country, document type, author\'s keywords, citations, and other parameters were extracted using the bibliometrix package in the R Studio software. The data were then presented in tables and illustrative graphs using the same software.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 305 articles were retrieved from the Scopus database during the study period. Two-thirds of the articles were original articles and review articles. The highest number of citations received by an article is 56, and top ten articles in MOJ were authored by researchers from seven different countries, highlighting the
journal\'s diversity. Despite receiving submissions from various countries, there is minimal collaboration between authors of different countries. Keywords such as \"covid-19\" and \"pandemic\" dominate the authors\' keyword section due to the once-in-a-life-time COVID-19 which during the study period, resulting in numerous publications related to this issue.
UNASSIGNED: This bibliometric analysis reviews all the articles indexed in the Scopus database and provides insight into the contributors\' information and the trends in orthopaedic research. By identifying the lack of collaboration between countries, it is hoped that this analysis can inspire more orthopaedic surgeons and researchers to collaborate and produce high-quality publications.