Análisis altmétrico de la investigación sobre covid-19 publicada en 2020

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https://doi.org/10.3989/redc.2022.2.1912

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altmetría, COVID-19, redes sociales, visibilidad, impacto

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La alarmante propagación de la COVID-19 ha generado una producción científica sin precedentes en respuesta a la búsqueda de tratamientos y vacunas que ayuden a frenar la pandemia. Los medios de comunicación, las redes sociales y científicas se han convertido en un escenario primordial para la difusión de publicaciones académicas y, en consecuencia, en herramientas potenciales para evaluar el impacto social de la investigación sobre la COVID-19. El presente trabajo propone analizar el impacto y uso de las publicaciones en redes sociales y científicas mediante el empleo de indicadores altmétricos. Se emplean como herramientas las bases de datos Dimensions y Altmetric.com para el análisis de la producción científica y la atención en línea recibida. Los resultados evidencian un predominio de las menciones de Twitter, seguidos por las lecturas y citas en Mendeley y Dimensions. Los temas con mayor atención se relacionaron con tratamientos, vías de transmisión, síntomas, muertes y vacunas.

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2022-03-21

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Ortiz-Núñez, R. . (2022). Análisis altmétrico de la investigación sobre covid-19 publicada en 2020. Revista Española De Documentación Científica, 45(2), e328. https://doi.org/10.3989/redc.2022.2.1912

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