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F1000Prime: a faculty of 1000 tool
Emily Vardell1, Susan E Swogger
1a School of Information and Library Science , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , Chapel Hill , North Carolina , USA.
Medical Reference Services Quarterly
|February 18, 2014
Summary
F1000Prime is an expert review service identifying influential biomedical and clinical research. It offers personalized features, open access journals, and a poster repository for researchers.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Sciences
- Clinical Practice
- Scientific Communication
Background:
- The Faculty of 1000 developed F1000Prime as an expert review service.
- The service aims to identify and rate articles with significant impact on biomedical and clinical knowledge.
- Current literature is vast, requiring tools to filter for high-impact research.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce F1000Prime, an expert review service.
- To demonstrate the utility of F1000Prime through a sample search.
- To discuss the additional features offered by Faculty of 1000.
Main Methods:
- The article describes F1000Prime's core function of expert article identification and rating.
- A sample search within the F1000Prime database is presented.
- Additional features provided by the publisher, Faculty of 1000, are discussed.
Main Results:
- F1000Prime successfully identifies and rates articles of high influence in biomedicine and clinical practice.
- The service provides personalized features tailored to user needs.
- Faculty of 1000 offers access to open access journals and a repository for scientific posters.
Conclusions:
- F1000Prime is a valuable tool for navigating and staying abreast of critical developments in biomedical and clinical fields.
- The platform enhances research discovery through expert curation and additional resources.
- Researchers can leverage F1000Prime for efficient access to impactful scientific literature and professional content.
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