Influence of PAHO publications on scientific production in the health field in Latin America and the Caribbean
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The influence and impact of PAHO publications on scientific production in the field of health in Latin America and the Caribbean was the subject of a study based on a sample of 45 biomedical journals published between 1985 and 1992 in 17 countries of the Region. A total of 8 644 works (mostly articles), containing 82 143 citations, were studied. Of these, 3 806 citations were found to refer to works published by PAHO Headquaters in Washington, D.C.- theBoletin de la Oficina Sanitaria Panamericana receiving 222 (6 per cent), works in PAHO's Scientific Publications Series receiving 1 064 (28 per cent), and works in other PAHO publications receiving 1 076 (28 per cent). Overall, PAHO publications appeared to account for a significant share of the citations studied Revised version of an article published in the Bol. Oficina Sanit. Panam. Vol. 119(6):515-528, 1995, under the title "Influencia de las publicaciones de la OPS en la produccion cientifica en salud en America Latina y el Caribe"
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