6 results on '"Patel, Avadhesh Kumar"'
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2. Publication trends in nature reviews molecular cell biology: A scientometric analysis based on scopus database
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Parida, Dillip Kumar, Singh, Kunwar, Nayak, Satyajit, Patel, Ayush Kumar, and Patel, Avadhesh Kumar
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- 2022
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3. Digital Divide in India: An Overview
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Nayak, Satyajit, Singh, Kunwar, Parida, Dillip Kumar, Patel, Ayush Kumar, Patel, Avadhesh Kumar, Ghante, P.B., Jadhav., U.S, and Singh, Kunwar
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AA. Library and information science as a field. ,B. Information use and sociology of information - Abstract
The phrase "digital divide" refers to the disparity between those who have access to information and computing technology and those who do not. A few facts about the digital divide are presented in the article, concentrating on the regional and national outlooks, including the Indian scenario, its definitions and types, factors widening the digital divide, types of digital divide, reasons for the digital divide, as well as programmes for digital inclusion. It emphasises the digital divide in the Indian context by addressing its infrastructure constraints, which comprise energy, IT penetration, teledensity, and the online business, as well as its supporting policies. It also highlights projects that have contributed to narrowing the digital divide in India, such as Akashganga, Passenger Reservation System, Bhoomi, Gyandoot, Warana wired villages, Village Knowledge Centre, Information Village Research, Akshaya e-centres, E-Chaupal, the Simputer Project, and others. Due to the digital divide, developing countries are unable to fully utilize the internet's potential to eradicate poverty and boost economic growth.
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- 2022
4. Mapping of Global literature on Digital Divide in Education: A Scientometrics Analysis based on Scopus Database.
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Mashroofa, Mohamed Majeed, Patel, Ayush Kumar, Singh, Kunwar, Thapa, Neelam, Patel, Avadhesh Kumar, Singh, Madan, and Senapathy, Marisennayya
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DIGITAL divide ,SCIENTOMETRICS ,DATABASES ,LEARNING ,COVID-19 pandemic ,PUBLISHED articles - Abstract
Education is of vital importance for the development and growth of a society. Due to the advancement in educational technologies, there have been significant changes in teaching and learning processes. The digital divide has impacted significantly on teaching and learning, at present, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering this transformation, a scientometric analysis of the global literature on the digital divide in education was conducted in this study. The bibliographic data was gathered through the Scopus database for the period 2001-2021, and a total of 1865 publications were retrieved. VOSviewer and Gephi visualization software were used to analyze data and create network maps. The findings revealed that the average number of citations per paper (ACPP) for the study period is 15.51, and the relative citation impact (RCI) ranges from 0.21 in 2003 to 19.81 in 2021. Among published articles, the contribution of co-authors is greater than that of single authors. Furthermore, the United States was the leading country, with 613 publications on the digital divide. With 11 publications on the digital divide in education, Pick, J.B., from the School of Business, University of Redlands, United States, was the most prolific author. It is believed that these findings would benefit researchers worldwide, as scientometric mapping is an exciting method that provides a comprehensive overview of a scientific issue and insights for future research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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5. "Respiratory Syncytial Viruses (RSV) Infection in Children": A Scientometric Analysis of Global Publications during 2002-21.
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Gupta, B. M., Gore, Manish Mohan, Gupta, Atul, and Patel, Avadhesh Kumar
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RESPIRATORY syncytial virus ,RESPIRATORY syncytial virus infections ,BIBLIOMETRICS ,RESPIRATORY infections ,ACADEMIC medical centers - Abstract
The study reviewed the publication growth and identified key players and traced the evolution of research themes on "RSV Infection in Children". Using Scopus database, a keyword search was undertaken, which yielded 917 research records during 2002 to 2021. The retrieved research data was analyzed using a bibliometric analysis techniques and MS-Excel software. The co-authorship network visualization of authors, organizations and countries and cooccurrence network visualization of all keywords are visualized using VOSviewer software. The 917 papers were written by 4902 authors employed at 710 organizations based in 104 countries/territories and were published in 273 journals in the field. The top journals ranked by publication productivity were Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, Journal of Infectious Diseases and PLOS One and by citation impact per paper were American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Infectious Diseases and Therapy and Journal of Pediatrics. Authors from countries contributed the most publications were USA, U.K. and China, and those contributing the most impactful publications were France, Japan and Spain. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, USA, University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands, and MedImmune LLC Inc. USA are the three organizations with the most productive publications and Kenya Medical Research Institute, South African Medical Research Council, South Africa and University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa are the organizations with most impactful organizations. Authors contributing the most were O. Ramilo (USA), E.A.F. Simoes (USA) and R.A. Karron (USA) and the most impactful papers were D.J. Nokes (U.K.), K.M. Edwards (USA) and C.B. Hall (USA). Based on collaboration network maps, there were significant collaborations based on common interests. According to the keyword co-occurrence diagram, the most frequent keywords are "Respiratory Synctial Virus", "Respiratory Syncytial Pneumovirus", "Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus", "Hospitalization", "Respiratory Tract Infection" and "Brochiolitis". Analysis of 44 significant keywords showed that the research was distributed into 4 clusters, which indicates the most significant areas of current research. With the acceleration of the child diseases, the number of articles on "RSV in Children" is increasing rapidly. Bibliometric analysis of global research in this area for the last 20 years can provide useful information and meaningful reference to funding agencies and researchers, enabling them to explore current research status and identify the future areas and hotspots. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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6. Visualization of Global Research Output on Disruptive Innovation in Health Care.
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Patel, Ayush Kumar, Singh, Kunwar, Parida, Dillip Kumar, and Patel, Avadhesh Kumar
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PUBLISHING ,COMPUTER software ,DATABASES ,INSTITUTIONAL cooperation ,LIBRARY science ,BIBLIOMETRICS ,MEDICAL care ,WORLD health ,BIBLIOGRAPHY ,DATABASE management ,DOCUMENTATION ,CITATION analysis ,MEDICAL schools ,INTERPROFESSIONAL relations ,BIBLIOGRAPHICAL citations ,TECHNOLOGY ,MEDICAL research ,AUTHORSHIP - Abstract
The outbreak of COVID-19 has raised concerns about the availability of health care facilities globally. Disruptive innovations in health care may impact a new system that provides a continuum of treatment tailored to each patient's specific requirements. In light of this evolution, this study aimed to visualize global research output on disruptive innovation in health care between 2001 to 2021 as indexed in the Scopus database. The dataset was extracted on January 10, 2022, and 204 records were identified for data analysis. Various bibliometric indicators were used to identify publication trends. VOSviewer visualization software was also used to analyze data. The findings revealed the increasing pattern of publication growth with slight fluctuation over time. M. Friebe was the most prolific author having contributed four publications. The Harvard Medical School was the most productive institution with eight publications and the United States was the most productive country with 84 publications on disruptive innovation in health care. Furthermore, human, health care, and disruptive innovation were the top keywords in this field. These findings are expected to be useful to academics and administrators all across the world. This study also gives readers insight into this domain and will allow them to begin their research by selecting a topic of their choice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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