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Borić V. Citation Analysis of the Papers' Published in Acta Stomatologica Croatica Using Web of Science Database. Acta Stomatol Croat. 2008;42(2):123-39.

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Title in English:	Citation Analysis of the Papers' Published in Acta Stomatologica Croatica Using Web of Science Database
Title in Croatian:	Analiza citata radova objavljenih u časopisu Acta stomatologica Croatica zabilježenih u bazi podataka Web of Science Acta stomatologica Croatica zabilježenih u bazi podataka Web of Science
Type of Article:	original scientific paper
MeSH:	PERIODICALS BIBLIOMETRICS CITATION ANALYSIS SELF-CITATIONS
Abstract:	Bibliometric analysis of the journal Acta stomatologica Croatica (ASCRO) was made for the period of 1966-2006. Purpose: The research was to determine a degree of communicability of the journal, i.e. the influence of the papers published in the journal on the other papers and scientists. Materials and Methods: Citation analysis was conducted on a specimen acquired by browsing the Web of Science (WoS) databases and the data were processed by descriptive statistics. Results: The 185 papers with a total of 257 citations were singled out by a search. Each of the cited papers has an average of 1,4 citations. If we know that a total of 1.273 papers have been published in the journal, each paper has been cited 0,2 times on average. An analysis of the errors has shown that in 50,2% of papers all the elements of the bibliographic record have been cited correctly and a total of 163 citation errors have been made. Most of the errors (65%) are present in the title of the journal. The highest number of citations per paper is 5. The highest number of citations per year is 28, in the year 1991. The division of the citations by age of the paper shows that a maximum of 9,3% citations has been accomplished in the 3rd year of publishing the paper, after which the number of citations has decreased. ASCRO has been cited in 65 journals, mostly (44,7%) in Coll. Antropol. A total of 60,7% self-citations has been registered and 21% of the citations have been quoted by foreign authors only. Conclusions: It is fi nally possible to determine that we should not be content with the present level of infl uence of ASCRO to the domestic and foreign scientifi c community. The analysis shows a relatively modest total number of citations, a large number of self-citation and a small share of the foreign authors' citations which doesn't contribute to the communicability of the journal on the worldwide level. Excellence needs to be set as a general goal. In order to achieve that, the level of quality of all of its segments needs to be elevated in a complex process of publishing a scientific journal, especially excellence of published papers.

Borić V, Strujić M. Bibliometric Analysis of Acta stomatologica Croatica 1987-2006. Acta Stomatol Croat. 2006;40(4):336-46.

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Title in English:	Bibliometric Analysis of Acta stomatologica Croatica 1987-2006
Title in Croatian:	Bibliometrijska analiza Acta stomatologica Croatica za razdoblje od 1987. do 2006. godine
Type of Article:	original scientific paper
MeSH:	BIBLIOMETRICS PERIODICALS PUBLISHING
Abstract:	This article presents a bibliometrical analysis of the journal Acta Stomatologica Croatica from 1987 until 2006. The sample consists of 711 articles, categorized as original scientific articles, preliminary publications, reviews, professional papers, editorials, congress presentations, case reports, and one bibliography. The analysis included publications (according to number, type, language and number of pages), authors (institutional affiliation and country of origin), used bibliographical citations (references, according to type and date of used data) and independent citations and self-citations. The analyis of the number of articles shows that most articles are original scientific works (62.2%). Out of the total number of the articles between 1987 and 1997, 46.7% was published in Croatian, 8.6% in English. Since 1998 all articles were published bilingually (44.7%). Analyzed articles cite a total of 16597 articles, giving a mean of 23.3 references per article. Most references are from foreign journals (76.9%), then from foreign books (10.8%), articles from Croatian journals (6.1%), Croatian books (5.8%), electronic data (0.3%), and other sources (0.1%). 30% of references were published in the last five years. The share of independent citations is 94.1%, giving a mean 22 independent references per article. Mean number of authors is 3.3, maximum being 9; the articles with three authors have the highest percentage (23.1%). The addresses of clinical institutions are most frequent (84), followed by scientific and educational and other (20), and scientific ones (9). Authors from 35 countries have published their work in the analyzed journal during the observed period.

Borić V. Bibliometric Analysis of the Articles from the School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, Indexed in Web of Science Database (1976-2005). Acta Stomatol Croat. 2006;40(3):218-35.

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Title in English:	Bibliometric Analysis of the Articles from the School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, Indexed in Web of Science Database (1976-2005)
Title in Croatian:	Bibliometrijska analiza članaka Stomatološkog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu indeksiranih u bazi podataka Web of Science (1976.-2005.)
Type of Article:	original scientific paper
MeSH:	BIBLIOMETRICS AUTHORSHIP FACULTY, DENTAL
Abstract:	This article represents bibliometric analysis of published articles with the address of the School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, indexed in Web of Science database in the period 1976-2005. The sample consisted of 428 articles that were analyzed according to the authors’ address, productivity markers (authors, institutions, year of publication, article type, language, journal) and citation. The analysis of the structure showed that the University of Zagreb affi liation was mentioned in 87.7% of the addresses, and School of Dental Medicine affi liation in 98.8% of the addresses, in 13 different ways. Most publications (82.5%) are scientifi c articles, 15.2% are congress abstracts, while reviews, short communications, letters, and book reviews and personal articles are present in less that 1%. The articles were published in 88 different journals, mostly in Coll Antropol (39.9%). According to the JCR database, the journals are from 31 different scientifi c areas. Although most of the publications (24) are from the fi eld of Dentistry, Oral Surgery & Medicine, the greatest number of articles is published in two journals from the fi eld of Anthropology. There are 1866 authors of 428 articles, mostly with four authors (23.8%); greatest number of authors being eleven. Mean number of authors per article is 4.4. Collaboration inside the School yielded 45.1% of the articles; slightly more in collaboration with the authors form other Croatian institution (47.4%), and 6.1% in collaboration with foreign authors. The analysis showed that 41.1% of the articles has no citation; the most cited article has 54 citations, mean citation being 2.68 per article. Out of the ten most cited articles, two are published in collaboration with foreign authors, one is a result of collaboration inside the School, and six are result of collaboration with the scientists from the Institute Ruđer Bošković.

Bačić M, Keros J, Kaić Z. [Bibliometric, quantitative and qualitative analysis of the journal Acta Stomatologica Croatica during the period 1992-1995]. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1997;31(1):5-10.

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Bačić M, Kaić Z, Keros J. [Bibliometric quantitative and qualitative analysis of the journal Acta Stomatologica Croatica in the period 1985-1991]. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1996;30(4):239-47.

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Brkić H, Vojvodić D, Čelebić A. [Evaluation of graduate theses at the Zagreb University School of Dentistry 1983-93]. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1994;28(2):121-38.

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