What is the impact factor of Trials?

2.8. The 2022 impact factor of Trials is 2.8. By the impact factor, Trials falls within the top 6% of scholarly journals.

Trials Top Institutions: scientometric analysis

2.8(top 6%)

Impact Factor

3(top 6%)

extended IF

87(top 4%)

H-Index

10.9K

authors

8.1K

papers

131.8K

citations

6.9K

citing journals

70K

citing authors

Institutions

Institution	Articles	Citations	A Rank	C Rank
University of Oxford	307	7.3K	71	217
King's College London	233	2.6K	25	210
University College London	203	3.2K	89	255
University of Bristol	197	4.8K	45	115
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine	191	3.8K	34	65
University of Liverpool	176	5.6K	37	41
University of Manchester	164	2.7K	82	255
University of Nottingham	155	1.8K	41	248
University of Toronto	149	2.1K	255	255
University of Aberdeen	144	3.3K	23	72
University of Birmingham	139	2.2K	70	244
University of Sydney	132	1.6K	144	255
University of York	122	5.1K	31	43
University of Southampton	117	1.7K	71	255
Imperial College London	117	1.6K	242	255
Rigshospitalet	116	1.6K	41	174
University of Melbourne	116	1.2K	195	255
University of Edinburgh	115	1.6K	133	255
McMaster University	108	2.1K	109	255
University of Leeds	105	1.5K	97	255

A Rank refers to the ranking of Trials in the given institution according to the number of articles, and C Rank according to the number of citations.

How are inpact factors calculated?

The impact factor (IF) is calculated by counting citations from peer-reviewed journals only.

extended IF also counts citations from books and conference papers. However, no patent, abstract, working papers, online documents, etc., are covered.

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