Study of Similarities of Terms in Title, Author's Keywords and Controlled Vocabulary for Determining the Appropriate Field in Scientometric Thematic Analysis

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OSAREH FARIDEH; TAVAKOLIZADEH RAVARI MOHAMMAD; BIGDELI ZAHED; GHAZAVI ROGHAYEH

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Journal: Journal of Health Information Management Year:2018 | Volume:15 | Issue:5 (63) Page(s): 220-225

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Study of Similarities of Terms in Title, Author's Keywords and Controlled Vocabulary for Determining the Appropriate Field in Scientometric Thematic Analysis

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OSAREH FARIDEH | TAVAKOLIZADEH RAVARI MOHAMMAD | BIGDELI ZAHED | GHAZAVI ROGHAYEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Thematic AnalysisQ2

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Introduction: One problem in conducting scientometric Thematic Analysis is selecting which of the bibliographic fields containing the topics can be analyzed. This study aims to compare subject fields of documents to determine the field or a combination of fields which are suitable for conducting a complete and proper Thematic Analysis in Scientometrics. Methods: This was a descriptive research with content analysis approach. The scientific products in the field of functional gastrointestinal disorders were extracted from the Scopus database. The analysis was done on 13798 documents, which included Title, author Keywords and index Keywords. After clustering using the K-Means method and calculating the inclusion index for the created clusters, the similarity of the Keywords between the three fields was determined. Results: The results showed that there is a high similarity between the index Keywords and the author Keywords (87. 71 and 85. 71). The low amount of the index in the Title field and the index Keywords (0) also suggests that there is little similarity between the Controlled Vocabulary and the Keywords used by the authors in the Title, and that authors do not use the preferred vocabulary in the Title. Conclusion: Using the words of the Title field will show the results of the natural language analysis. However, if the purpose of a study is categorizing terms, the use of index Keywords field will be the most appropriate.

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OSAREH, FARIDEH, TAVAKOLIZADEH RAVARI, MOHAMMAD, BIGDELI, ZAHED, & GHAZAVI, ROGHAYEH. (2018). Study of Similarities of Terms in Title, Author's Keywords and Controlled Vocabulary for Determining the Appropriate Field in Scientometric Thematic Analysis. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 15(5 (63) ), 220-225. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/121979/en

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OSAREH FARIDEH, TAVAKOLIZADEH RAVARI MOHAMMAD, BIGDELI ZAHED, GHAZAVI ROGHAYEH. Study of Similarities of Terms in Title, Author's Keywords and Controlled Vocabulary for Determining the Appropriate Field in Scientometric Thematic Analysis. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2018;15(5 (63) ):220-225. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/121979/en

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FARIDEH OSAREH, MOHAMMAD TAVAKOLIZADEH RAVARI, ZAHED BIGDELI, and ROGHAYEH GHAZAVI, “Study of Similarities of Terms in Title, Author's Keywords and Controlled Vocabulary for Determining the Appropriate Field in Scientometric Thematic Analysis,” HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, vol. 15, no. 5 (63) , pp. 220–225, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/121979/en

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