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Citation analysis of puerperal and menstrual psychosis.

Ian Brockington
Archives of Women's Mental Health 2017 Februrary
A citation analysis of more than 2500 works on the childbearing and menstrual psychoses has shown that the average number of citations is 1 % of the literature or less; Anglo-Saxon authors have the lowest standards of scholarship. Many excellent works have received few of no citations. Attention is drawn to citation fraud and the pernicious effect of superficial "reviews."

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