An Analysis of the Bibliometrics of the Mexican Institute in Ophthalmology: A Case Study of an Emerging Research-Based Educational Health Institute

The Instituto Mexicano de Oftalmología (IMO), a non-profit eye institute, has experienced significant growth. In this case study, we analyze IMO-affiliated publications (2012-2023) and introduce the Degree of Involvement in paper authorship index (DI-index). Journal metrics were extracted from InCit...

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Vydáno v:Medical reference services quarterly Ročník 44; číslo 3; s. 247 - 261
Hlavní autoři: Lansingh, Van Charles, Lopez, Ellery, Gallo, Juan E., Tuttle, Jared J., Banuet-Martinez, Marina
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: United States Routledge 01.07.2025
Taylor & Francis Ltd
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Academies and Institutes
Authorship
Bibliometrics
Case studies
case study
Citations
DI-index
Educational research
global health
Global South
Humans
impact factor
Indexes
Journal Impact Factor
Mexico
Nonprofit organizations
Ophthalmology
Organizational Case Studies
Mexico
global health
Authorship
impact factor
DI-index
bibliometrics
ophthalmology
Global South
case study
ISSN:0276-3869, 1540-9597, 1540-9597
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Shrnutí:The Instituto Mexicano de Oftalmología (IMO), a non-profit eye institute, has experienced significant growth. In this case study, we analyze IMO-affiliated publications (2012-2023) and introduce the Degree of Involvement in paper authorship index (DI-index). Journal metrics were extracted from InCites Journal Citation Reports and Scimago. IMO research output grew from one publication (2012) to 31 (2023), peaking at 45 (2018). The average impact factor rose from 0.2 (2012) to 5.2 (2022). The DI-index totaled 106.6 across 227 articles. Bibliometric analysis provides valuable insights for emerging institutions, and the DI-index provides a novel approach to evaluating authorship involvement.
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ISSN:0276-3869
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DOI:10.1080/02763869.2025.2533771