Articles published in Quality in Primary Care have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Quality in Primary Care has got h-index 27, which means every article in Quality in Primary Care has got 27 average citations.
Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Quality in Primary Care.
2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | |
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Year wise published articles |
63 | 58 | 21 | 24 | 21 |
Year wise citations received |
61 | 57 | 21 | 24 | 21 |
Journal total citations count | 3264 |
Journal impact factor | 4.22 |
Journal 5 years impact factor | 7.36 |
Journal cite score | 6.64 |
Journal h-index | 27 |
Journal Impact Factor 2020 formula |
IF= Citations(y)/{Publications(y-1)+ Publications(y-2)} Y= Year |
Journal 5-year Impact Factor 2020 formula |
Citations(2016 + 2017 + 2018 + 2019 + 2020)/ {Published articles(2016 + 2017 + 2018 + 2019 + 2020)} |
Journal citescore |
Citescorey = Citationsy + Citationsy-1 + Citationsy-2 + Citations y-3 / Published articlesy + Published articlesy-1 + Published articlesy-2 + Published articles y-3 |
DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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DiGiacomo M, Davidson P, Taylor K, Smith J, Dimer L, et al. (2010) Health information system linkage and coordination are critical for increasing access to secondary prevention in Aboriginal health: a qualitative study. Quality in Primary Care 18: 17-26. |
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Wilkie P (2013) Shifting interventions from specialist to general practitioner is not new. But how realistic is it?. Quality in primary care 21: 63-65. |
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de Jong JD., Curfs EC, Groenewegen PP (2013) Are patients’ preferences for shifting services from medical specialists to general practitioners related to the type of medical intervention?. Quality in primary care 21: 81-95. |
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Edwards J, Daniel R (2013) Should there be a Quality and Outcomes Framework domain for osteoarthritis? A cross-sectional survey in general practice. Quality in primary care 21:97-103. |
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