Introducing Selfcite 2.0—career enhancing software: Fig 1

Nick J. Craddock · Michael C. O’Donovan · Michael John Owen

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Citation rate is becoming increasingly important as an index of success within medical academia.1 Self citation (referencing one's own earlier publications in a new publication) is a useful method for increasing citation rate.2 Although some academics are undoubted masters of this approach, maximising the benefit from self citation can be tedious, so we have developed a user friendly software package, Selfcite, to help in this task. In this paper we introduce the theory of self citation and give a short description of the Selfcite program.

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