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. 2023 Jul;132(1):34-36.
doi: 10.1111/bju.16010. Epub 2023 Apr 4.

Authorship diversity in global evidence synthesis in urology: 1998-2022 analysis of Cochrane reviews

Ahmad Ozair  1 , Abhishek Kumar  2 , Nishanth R Subash  2 , Sahaam Mirza  3 , Atulya A Khosla  1 , Manmeet Ahluwalia  1 , Philipp Dahm  4   5
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Authorship diversity in global evidence synthesis in urology: 1998-2022 analysis of Cochrane reviews

Ahmad Ozair et al. BJU Int. 2023 Jul.
No abstract available

Keywords: academic urology; bibliometrics; equity and inclusion; ethnicity; gender identity; global research; scientometrics.

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