Do We Need a Unique Scientist ID for Publications in Biomedicine?
- Topics:
- Healthcare Services
- Tags:
- Author,
- Storage,
- Software,
- Publication,
- Management,
- Knowledge Management,
- Hardware,
- Enterprise Software,
- Databases,
- Data Management,
- ...
- Source:
- BioMed Central
FREE Registration is required
Overview: A Unique Scientist ID would improve knowledge management in science. At the moment authors of publications are only addressed in most online databases by name, initials and address. Unfortunately in some of the publications, and then within the online databases, only one letter abbreviates the author's forename. A search for a special author is successful if the name is quite unique or a combination of authors is used for the search. In such a case, a common name with only one initial could retrieve pertinent citations, but include many false drops (retrieval matching searched criteria but indisputably irrelevant).
(Is this item miscategorized? Does it need more tags? Let us know.)
Format: PDF | Size: 302KB | Date: Mar 2005 | Pages: 2




