Comparing online engagement and academic impact of dermatology research: An Altmetric Attention Score and PlumX Metrics analysis

Justin Lee Jia · Betty Nguyen · Dawson E. Mills · Danielle J. Polin · Kavita Yang Sarin

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To the Editor: The Altmetric Attention Score (AAS) and PlumX Metrics are algorithms used to measure the impact of published research through online platforms. These scoring systems aggregate data on online engagement, incorporating metrics such as number of downloads and social media shares by researchers and the general public.1,2 We analyzed the AAS and PlumX scores of articles published in top dermatology journals and correlated trends between an article's online engagements and the number of citations.

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2015The Altmetric Score: A New Measure for Article-Level Dissemination and Impact 2016PlumX from Plum Analytics: Not Just Altmetrics 2014From Attention to Citation, What and How Does Altmetrics Work?

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