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2010. Five document types were found in these 675
publications; article (486) was the most frequent
publication with 8581 citations. The USA was the most
influential country, with 138 papers (Freq. = 0.38983) led
by Italy (35; 0.09887) and the United Kingdom (25;
0.07062).
Moreover, The United States (382) has been ranked 1st by
the total link strength of documents; and 10th ranked by
India (25).
The Harvard Medical School, USA, was ranked among the
top, with the highest number of articles (18) and 638
citations of the same organizations. The keyword "Social
Media" has the highest frequency occurrences of 147 and
total link strength of 202.
The three-factor analysis of the relationship shows
keywords (left), authors' affiliated Institutions (middle),
and sources (right). It shows that eight sources have
published infodemic literature, mostly using ten main
keywords. These sources and keywords have a strong
relationship with ten institutions. The three-factor analysis
of the relationship shows keywords (left), sources
(middle), and countries (right). It also shows that ten
countries have published infodemic literature mostly using
ten main keywords. These countries and keywords have a
strong relationship with sources. The maximum number of
country collaboration from the USA to China ranged from
19, followed by Italy and the USA to the United Kingdom,
the frequency ranged from 19.
Moreover, Brigo F from the University of Verona, UK,
was the most productive author. Brownstein JS from the
Harvard Medical School, USA, was the most productive
author among the highly cited articles and ranked first with
h_index value ten and g_index value 14. The authors are
concerned with the m_index. With 1.667 m_index, Wang
Y from Fudan University, China, was ranked first. Journal
of Medical Internet Research, JMIR Publications, Canada
(IF2019 = 4.945) was the most productive journal.
"Journal of Medical Internet Research" with 3117 was the
most cited paper. On the journal's quality parameters
h_index and g_index, the Journal of Medical Internet
Research ranked first with h_index value 30 and g_index
value 52. For Impact Factor, among the top productive
journals, the American Journal of Public Health had the
highest IF (IF2019 = 6.464) with Q1. Eysenbach G was
the most productive author and wrote an article entitled
"Pandemics in the Twitter Age: Content Analysis of
Tweets During the 2009 H1n1 Outbreak" published by
PLOS One journal (649 citations and CPY = 59) in 2010.
However, the study concludes that the novel pandemic of
the 2019 coronavirus outbreak has crossed a million
reported cases worldwide. United States, United Kingdom,
Italy have been ranked 1–3 by the overall connection
strength of documents, and 10th ranked by India. With the
largest number of papers (18), the Harvard Medical
School, USA, ranks among the top. With 15 posts, Italy's
Franz Tappeiner Hospital was the second most active
facility.
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