Agglomeration effect of medical education: Based on the web of science database

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By retrieving the 1900-2016 medical education-related essays from the web of science database, UCINET software was used to build the national cooperation network and its nested visualization software, and NetDraw was used to visualize the country cooperation networks in different time windows. We found that international medical education papers began to show exponential growth until 1945 and international cooperation did not begin to become dense until 1961. With the increasing number of participating countries in international medical education, the cooperation factions formed more complicated. The intensity of international cooperation between the United States, Britain and other major international medical education powers has been declining from 1991 to 2016. Between Brazil and China, during 1996-2016, the center of cooperation network has been on the rise for a long time, and the intensity of Canada's cooperation in medical education research has been on the rise for nearly 25 years. The center of international medical education is gradually being transferred from the United States to Canada.

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Men, W., Xiao, H., Yang, Z., & Fan, D. (2018). Agglomeration effect of medical education: Based on the web of science database. Journal of Translational Internal Medicine. De Gruyter Open Ltd. https://doi.org/10.2478/jtim-2018-0027

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