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The prestige value of books and journal articles
1Ohio State University, Columbus, USA.
Nurse Educator
|January 1, 1997
Abstract:
This article has provided two formulas for the prestige rating (PR) of scholarly publications: 1. The a priori formula PR = 4 BS + 2 BDF + 1.5 BDS + RAS + 0.5 NAS + 0.8 RADF + 0.6 RADS + 0.3 NADF + 0.15 NADS + 0.6 RATF + 0.4 RATS + 0.2 RATT + 0.2 NATF + 0.1 NATS + 0.05 NATT; 2. The empirical formula PR = 0.77 The second formula is not recommended.
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