Indización y estudio de la Gaceta Médico-Quirúrgica Jerezana (1871-1872) / Index and study of t he Jerezana Medical-Surgical Gazette (1871-1872) / Índice e estudo da Gazette Médico-Cirúrgica Jerezana(1871-1872)

En este artículo se estudian 12 números de la Gaceta Médico-Quirúrgica Jerezana, correspondientes a los años 1871 y 1872, publicada en Jerez de la Frontera por su fundador y director "Francisco Revueltas Carrillo Montel" (1839-1887). En esta revista se ofrecen historias clínicas de los Departamentos de Cirugía y Medicina del Hospital de Santa Isabel de Jerez, así como de la experiencia clínica privada de algunos autores, entre los que destaca el cirujano de El Puerto de Santa María Federico Rubio y Galí (1827-1902). Se aprecia en la revista la labor docente de carácter práctico realizada en esos años en el referido hospital, con algunos alumnos de la Facultad de Medicina de Cádiz, que publicaron sus experiencias clínicas en la Gaceta; aunque también sabemos que se formaron practicante y matronas en este hospital. La revista ofrece información estadística sobre el hospital, el hospicio, la casa de expósitos y el estado sanitario de la ciudad. Realizamos en nuestro trabajo un índice cronológico de los 12 números de la revista en el que se incluyen a los autores, los artículos y noticias publicadas

In this article are studied 12 issues of the Jerezana Medical-Surgical Gazette, corresponding to the years 1871 and 1872, published in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz) byits founder and director "Francisco Revueltas Carrillo Montel" (1839-1887). In this journal are offered clinical histories of the Departments of Surgery and Medicine of the Hospital of Santa Isabel de Jerez, as well as others of the private clinical experiences by some authors, as the surgeon, from El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz), Federico Rubio y Galí (1827-1902). It is also appreciated in the journal the practical teaching work carried out in those years, in the above mentioned hospital, to some students from the Cádiz Faculty of Medicine who also published their clinical experiences in the Gazette; and we have also known that "practicante" an midwives were trained in this hospital. The magazine offers statistical information about the hospital, the hospice, the home of foundlings and the sanitary status of the city. In our work we carry out a chronological index of the 12 issues of the journal, which includes the authors, articles and news published

Neste trabalho estudamos 12 edições da do Médico-Cirúrgica Diário Jerezana, para os anos 1871 e 1872, publicadas em Jerez de la Frontera por seu fundador e diretor "Francisco Revueltas Carrillo Montel" (1839-1887). Nesta revista prontuários dos Departamentos de Cirurgia e Medicina Hospital de Santa Isabel de Jerez, bem como a experiência clínica privada de alguns autores, entre os quais o cirurgião El Puerto de Santa María Federico Rubio e Gali oferta (1827-1902). Destacando trabalho prático, realizado naqueles anos no hospital referido alguns alunos da Faculdade de Medicina de Cadiz também publicou as suas experiências clínicas no Diário visto na revista; embora também saibamos que os "practicante" e parteiras foram treinados neste hospital. A revista oferece informações estatísticas sobre o hospital, o hospício, a casas de crianças enjeitadas e o status sanitário da cidade. Em nosso trabalho, realizamos um índice cronológico das 12 edições da revista, que inclui os autores, artigos e notícias publicadas

Fragments of peer review: A quantitative analysis of the literature (1969-2015).

This paper examines research on peer review between 1969 and 2015 by looking at records indexed from the Scopus database. Although it is often argued that peer review has been poorly investigated, we found that the number of publications in this field doubled from 2005. A half of this work was indexed as research articles, a third as editorial notes and literature reviews and the rest were book chapters or letters. We identified the most prolific and influential scholars, the most cited publications and the most important journals in the field. Co-authorship network analysis showed that research on peer review is fragmented, with the largest group of co-authors including only 2.1% of the whole community. Co-citation network analysis indicated a fragmented structure also in terms of knowledge. This shows that despite its central role in research, peer review has been examined only through small-scale research projects. Our findings would suggest that there is need to encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing across different research communities.

Conrad Gessner's Paratexts.

Throughout his prolific publishing career Conrad Gessner composed abundant paratexts which offer valuable insight into his methods of working. Gessner wrote many dedications, only a minority of which were addressed to major patrons of his day. Instead he used them to thank dozens of physicians and scholars for sending him information, images, and manuscripts for his ongoing projects. Gessner acknowledged new arrivals in successive publications and invited further contributions explicitly. In "to the readers" and other passages Gessner called attention to his future publication plans and his skill in working with printers and in editing manuscripts of recently deceased scholars, thereby also encouraging new commissions. Gessner was also a master indexer and innovated especially in drawing up the first index of authors cited for his edition of Stobaeus in 1543 and a new all-purpose index in his Stobaeus of 1549. Many other aspects of Gessner's paratexts warrant further study.

Criterios de indexación de una revista cientifica / Criteria to index a scientific journal

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Angiología entra en el Emerging Sources Citation Index / Angiología enters Emerging Sources Citation Index

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Archivos, mucho ya hecho y mucho por hacer / Archivos, much accomplished, much left to do

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History of the Rochester Epidemiology Project: half a century of medical records linkage in a US population.

The Rochester Epidemiology Project (REP) has maintained a comprehensive medical records linkage system for nearly half a century for almost all persons residing in Olmsted County, Minnesota. Herein, we provide a brief history of the REP before and after 1966, the year in which the REP was officially established. The key protagonists before 1966 were Henry Plummer, Mabel Root, and Joseph Berkson, who developed a medical records linkage system at Mayo Clinic. In 1966, Leonard Kurland established collaborative agreements with other local health care providers (hospitals, physician groups, and clinics [primarily Olmsted Medical Center]) to develop a medical records linkage system that covered the entire population of Olmsted County, and he obtained funding from the National Institutes of Health to support the new system. In 1997, L. Joseph Melton III addressed emerging concerns about the confidentiality of medical record information by introducing a broad patient research authorization as per Minnesota state law. We describe how the key protagonists of the REP have responded to challenges posed by evolving medical knowledge, information technology, and public expectation and policy. In addition, we provide a general description of the system; discuss issues of data quality, reliability, and validity; describe the research team structure; provide information about funding; and compare the REP with other medical information systems. The REP can serve as a model for the development of similar research infrastructures in the United States and worldwide.