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Volume 8 Epidemiology: Open Access
ISSN: 2161-1165 Epidemiology 2018
September 17-19, 2018
September 17-19, 2018 | Rome, Italy
8th International Conference on
Epidemiology & Public Health
Bibliometric study of international scientific production on children who were burned
Adélia Dalva da Silva Oliveira1, Carolinne Kilcia Carvalho Sena1, Adélia Dalva da Silva Oliveira1, Nágila Raianna Lima de Alencar1,Cristina Maria
Miranda de Sousa1, Ana Lusia da Silva Cunha1, Natanne Gonçalves Mangueira1, Eduardo Cairo Oliveira Cordeiro1, Samara Karine Sena Fernandes
Vieira and Davi Lavor Néri Rodriguesi 2
1Uninovafapi University Center, Brazil
2University of Fortaleza, Brazil
The objective was to map the international scientific production on burns in children. The search terms: "burninjur *" and
"child *" were used in the Web of ScienceTM database, in the time clipping between the years 1974 and 2016, analyzing the
records that present the terms selected for the search, based on review of literature. Methodology: An study a methodological
course, a bibliometric research was carried out in academic work in the Web of ScienceTM, identifying, after applying the
filters of refinement and the survey. Findings: Were identified 902 articles on burns in children. Published in 270 different
journals and written by 3189 authors who have links to 907 institutions, located in 71 countries. We used 16,458 references
for the achievement of these articles. It was identified the amount of articles in evolution, the top journals of thematic, and
the most cited articles. The international literature addresses the issue in a wide and diversified manner, points out a range of
possibilities for the treatment of burn in children, as well as experimental methods and the possibilities of use in the studies
for this purpose. Conclusion: The map of academic production on the subject is thus circumscribed in this work with its main
contributions and results of impact.
Recent Publications:
1. Joseph KE, Adams CD, Goldfarb IW, Slater H (2002). Parental correlates of unintentional burn injuries in infancy and
early childhood. Burns, 28: 455-63.
2. Diem A, Wolter SC (2013). The use of bibliometrics to measure research performance in education sciences. Research
in Higher Education, 54: 86-114.
3. Koskinen J, Isohanni M, Paajala H, Jääskeläinen E, Nieminen P, Koponen H et al. (2008). How to use bibliometric
methods in evaluation of scientific research? An example from Finnish schizophrenia research. Nord J Psychiatry 62:
36-43.
4. Cummings V, Molnar G (1974). Traumatic amputation in children resulting from" train-electric-burn" injuries: A
social-environmental syndrome? Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 55: 71-73.
5. Mcloughlin E, Mcguire A (1990). The causes, cost, and prevention of childhood burn injuries. Am J Dis Child, 144:
677-83.
Biography
Adélia Dalva da Silva Oliveira has her degree in Nursing from the Federal University of Piauí (1993), a master's degree in Public Policy from the Federal University
of Piauí (2006) and a PhD in Public Policy from the Federal University of Piauí (2016). She is currently a professor and coordinator of the undergraduate course in
Nursing at UNINOVAFAPI University Center. Contestant of the Municipal Health Foundation and the State Health Secretariat of Piauí. Has experience in Nursing,
with emphasis on nephrology, hospital administration and urgency.
Adélia Dalva da Silva Oliveira et al., Epidemiology (Sunnyvale) 2018, Volume 8
DOI: 10.4172/2161-1165-C1-021