Bibliometric Analysis
Cross-source consensus on Bibliometric Analysis from 1 sources and 5 claims.
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- The review was a longitudinal bibliometric study covering 12 hospital-based subspecialties across three databases from January 2000 to December 2024. — Which medical subspecialties use qualitative research? A bibliometric analysis
- Studies were eligible if authors described them as qualitative or if they were classified as qualitative via MeSH or Emtree terms; only primary research was included. — Which medical subspecialties use qualitative research? A bibliometric analysis
- CINAHL and PsycINFO were excluded from the search because cross-platform automated deduplication was not feasible at the required scale. — Which medical subspecialties use qualitative research? A bibliometric analysis
- Geriatrics, palliative care, acute medicine, and nutrition/metabolic were excluded due to inconsistent database indexing or overlap with included fields. — Which medical subspecialties use qualitative research? A bibliometric analysis
- Reporting quality was assessed using the JBI Critical Appraisal Tool for Qualitative Research on a random sample of 100 studies each from neurology and nephrology, plus a stratified sample across all 12 fields. — Which medical subspecialties use qualitative research? A bibliometric analysis