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COUNTRY PROFILES - 2010

National Rankings in Clinical Medicine, 1999-October 31, 2009
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This month from ScienceWatch.com, we have listed our rankings in Clinical Medicine by total citations. The data were extracted from the Essential Science IndicatorsSM database from Thomson Reuters. This database, currently covering the period January 1999 through October 31, 2009, surveys only journal articles (original research reports and review articles) indexed by Thomson Reuters. Read more below.

Rank

       Country Papers Citations Citations per paper
1 USA 725,599 12,555,647 17.30
2 ENGLAND 171,841 2,682,198 15.61
3 GERMANY 177,162 2,275,824 12.85
4 JAPAN 166,752 1,740,012 10.43
5 CANADA 91,288 1,549,857 16.98
6 FRANCE 113,160 1,476,267 13.05
7 ITALY 102,870 1,457,706 14.17
8 NETHERLANDS 68,795 1,228,318 17.85
9 AUSTRALIA 63,589 899,131 14.14
10 SWEDEN 47,119 796,105 16.90
11 SWITZERLAND 42,282 723,814 17.12
12 SPAIN 55,383 663,192 11.97
13 BELGIUM 32,595 568,636 17.45
14 DENMARK 24,496 443,589 18.11
15 SCOTLAND 23,863 420,265 17.61
16 FINLAND 22,461 414,671 18.46
17 PEOPLES R CHINA 50,360 397,326 7.89
18 AUSTRIA 26,425 364,346 13.79
19 ISRAEL 26,676 320,027 12.00
20 NORWAY 16,416 273,952 16.69

SOURCE: Essential Science Indicators SM database from Thomson Reuters.

 

Articles are assigned to a category based on the journals in which they were published and Thomson Reuters’s journal-to-category field definition scheme. Both articles tabulated and citation counts to those articles are for the period indicated. For articles with multiple authors from different nations, each nation receives full, not fractional, citation credit. Essential Science Indicators lists nations ranked in the top 50% for a field over a given period, based on total citations. In Clinical Medicine, 107 nations are listed, meaning 214 were surveyed. The average citation rate for field of Clinical Medicine is 12.36.

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Country Profiles : 2010 : National Rankings in Clinical Medicine 1999-October 31, 2009
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