Supplemental Online Content "Underrepresentation of Climate Change and Sustainability Manuscripts in High Impact Dermatology Journals"

Published: 14 October 2024| Version 2 | DOI: 10.17632/spjw3bh3jm.2
Contributor:
Eugene Tan

Description

This e-supplementary data consists of data in two seperate files. The first file is a Word Document and consists of: Methods, eTable 1 - Search Strategy, Flowchart and eFigure 1 - Proportion of manuscripts on Climate Change in the Top 3 Journals in relation to Total Publications and Impact Factor (including Oncology and Internal Medicine). The second file is an Excel Document and consists of eTable 2 - List of manuscripts included in the analysis categorised by specialty, impact factor, total publicatons and number of publications containing climate change related issues.

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Institutions

  • University of New South Wales

Categories

Dermatology, Climate Change, Environmental Impact, Carbon Footprint, Greenhouse Gas

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