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40.1 / 100
Journament Score
Below Average
Ranked #2,402 of 29,297 scored journals (34,015 indexed)
37 Articles
Scores higher than 91.8% of scored journals
050100
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About This Journal

Short Name j pediatr
Abbreviated Name j pediatr
ISSN 1097-6833
URL https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/the-journal-of-pediatrics

Quality Profile

7 of 12 dimensions measured
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Dimension This journal Corpus average
Engagement 31.0 30.4
Accessibility 20.0 23.1
Timeliness 0.0 3.0
Diversity 63.0 25.8
Innovation 70.0 24.1
Community Impact 10.0 4.2
Content Distribution 75.9 89.2
Content Quality — 55.1
Ethics & Transparency — 40.5
Editorial Standards — 33.0
Publication Regularity — 52.9
Geographic Reach — 30.4

Publications Per Year

Articles (37)

1996
Pediatric Investigators Collaborative Network on Infections in Canada (PICNIC) study of admission and management variation in patients hospitalized with respiratory syncytial viral lower respiratory tract infection
Wang EE;Law BJ;Boucher FD;Stephens D;Robinson JL;Dobson S;Langley JM;McDonald J;MacDonald NE;Mitchell I;;
Vol. 129 , No. 3 , pp. -
707 views Abstract
1992
Eosinophil degranulation in the respiratory tract during naturally acquired respiratory syncytial virus infection
Garofalo R;Kimpen JL;Welliver RC;Ogra PL;;
Vol. 120 , No. 1 , pp. -
524 views Abstract
1996
Effectiveness of ribavirin in otherwise well infants with respiratory syncytial virus-associated respiratory failure. Pediatric Critical Study Group
Moler FW;Steinhart CM;Ohmit SE;Stidham GL;;
Vol. 128 , No. 3 , pp. -
507 views Abstract
1990
Early ribavirin treatment of respiratory syncytial viral infection in high-risk children
Groothuis JR;Woodin KA;Katz R;Robertson AD;McBride JT;Hall CB;McWilliams BC;Lauer BA;;
Vol. 117 , No. 5 , pp. -
500 views Abstract
1978
Interferon in nasal secretions from infants with viral respiratory tract infections
McIntosh K;;
Vol. 93 , No. 1 , pp. -
499 views Abstract
1981
Risk of respiratory syncytial virus infection for infants from low-income families in relationship to age, sex, ethnic group, and maternal antibody level
Glezen WP;Paredes A;Allison JE;Taber LH;Frank AL;;
Vol. 98 , No. 5 , pp. -
478 views Abstract
1976
Respiratory syncytial virus infections in infants: quantitation and duration of shedding
Hall CB;Douglas RG;Geiman JM;;
Vol. 89 , No. 1 , pp. -
464 views Abstract
2019
Nutrition, Growth, Brain Volume, and Neurodevelopment in Very Preterm Children.
Power, Victoria A;Spittle, Alicia J;Lee, Katherine J;Anderson, Peter J;Thompson, Deanne K;Doyle, Lex W;Cheong, Jeanie L Y;
463 views DOI Abstract
1988
Release of leukotriene C4 in respiratory tract during acute viral infection
Volovitz B;Faden H;Ogra PL;;
Vol. 112 , No. 2 , pp. -
451 views Abstract
1968
The etiology of acute respiratory infections. 3. The role of viruses and bacteria
Macasaet FF;Kidd PA;Bolano CR;Wenner HA;;
Vol. 72 , No. 6 , pp. -
449 views Abstract
2019
Nutrition, Growth, Brain Volume, and Neurodevelopment in Very Preterm Children.
Power, Victoria A;Spittle, Alicia J;Lee, Katherine J;Anderson, Peter J;Thompson, Deanne K;Doyle, Lex W;Cheong, Jeanie L Y;
463 views DOI Abstract
2019
A Pilot Study of Soluble Form of LOX-1 as a Novel Biomarker for Neonatal Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy.
Akamatsu, Tomohisa;Sugiyama, Takehiro;Aoki, Yoshinori;Kawabata, Ken;Shimizu, Masaki;Okazaki, Kaoru;Kondo, Masatoshi;Takahashi, Kan;Yokoyama, Yoshiki;Takahashi, Naoto;Goto, Yu-Ichi;Oka, Akira;Itoh, Masayuki;
Vol. 206 , pp. 49-55.e3
289 views DOI Abstract
2018
Cardiac Biomarkers in Youth with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Results from the TODAY Study
Samuel S. Gidding,Fida Bacha,Petter Bjornstad,Lorraine E. Levitt Katz,Lynne L. Levitsky,Jane Lynch,Jeanie B. Tryggestad,Ruth S. Weinstock,Laure El Ghormli,Joao A. C. Lima,TODAY Study Group,S. McKay,M. Haymond,B. Anderson,C. Bush,S. Gunn,H. Holden,S.M. Jones,G. Jeha,S. McGirk,S. Thamotharan,L. Cuttler,E. Abrams,T. Casey,W. Dahms,C. Ievers-Landis,B. Kaminski,M. Koontz,S. MacLeish,P. McGuigan,S. Narasimhan,M. Geffner,V. Barraza,N. Chang,B. Conrad,D. Dreimane,S. Estrada,L. Fisher,E. Fleury-Milfort,S. Hernandez,B. Hollen,F. Kaufman,E. Law,V. Mansilla,D. Miller,C. Muñoz,R. Ortiz,A. Ward,K. Wexler,Y.K. Xu,P. Yasuda,R. Berkowitz,S. Boyd,B. Johnson,J. Kaplan,C. Keating,C. Lassiter,T. Lipman,G. McGinley,H. McKnight,B. Schwartzman,S. Willi,S. Arslanian,S. Foster,B. Galvin,T. Hannon,A. M. Kriska,I. Libman,M. Marcus,K. Porter,T. Songer,E. Venditti,R. Goland,D. Gallagher,P. Kringas,N. Leibel,D. Ng,M. Ovalles,D. Seidman,L. Laffel,A. Goebel-Fabbri,M. Hall,L. Higgins,J. Keady,M. Malloy,K. Milaszewski,L. Rasbach,D.M. Nathan,A. Angelescu,L. Bissett,C. Ciccarelli,L. Delahanty,V. Goldman,O. Hardy,M. Larkin,R. McEachern,D. Norman,D. Nwosu,S. Park-Bennett,D. Richards,N. Sherry,B. Steiner,S. Tollefsen,S. Carnes,D. Dempsher,D. Flomo,T. Whelan,B. Wolff,D. Bowerman,S. Bristol,J. Bulger,J. Hartsig,R. Izquierdo,J. Kearns,R. Saletsky,P. Trief,P. Zeitler,N. Abramson,A. Bradhurst,N. Celona-Jacobs,M. Kelsey,G. Klingensmith,K. Nadeau,T. Witten,K. Copeland,E. Boss,R. Brown,J. Chadwick,L. Chalmers,S. Chernausek,A. Hebensperger,C. Macha,R. Newgent,A. Nordyke,D. Olson,T. Poulsen,L. Pratt,J. Preske,J. Schanuel,S. Sternlof,N. Amodei,R. Barajas,C. Cody,D. Hale,C. Ibarra,E. Morales,S. Rivera,G. Rupert,A. Wauters,N. White,A. Arbeláez,J. Jones,T. Jones,M. Sadler,M. Tanner,A. Timpson,R. Welch,S. Caprio,M. Grey,C. Guandalini,S. Lavietes,P. Rose,A. Syme,W. Tamborlane,K. Hirst,S. Edelstein,P. Feit,N. Grover,C. Long,L. Pyle,B. Linder,S.M. Marcovina,J. Shepherd,B. Fan,L. Marquez,M. Sherman,J. Wang,M. Nichols,E. Mayer-Davis,Y. Liu,J. Puccella,E. Ricketts,R. Danis,Amitha Domalpally,A. Goulding,S. Neill,P. Vargo,D. Wilfley,D. Aldrich-Rasche,K. Franklin,C. Massmann,D. O'brien,J. Patterson,T. Tibbs,D. Van Buren,M. Palmert,R. Ratner,J. Silverstein,J. Higgins,J. Harting,L. Levitt Katz,F. Bacha,L. Levitsky,R. Weinstock,J. Lynch,J. Hernandez,J. Lima,S. Gidding,D. Dremaine;Samuel S. Gidding;Fida Bacha;Petter Bjornstad;Lorraine E. Levitt Katz;Lynne L. Levitsky;Jane Lynch;Jeanie B. Tryggestad;Ruth S. Weinstock;Laure El Ghormli;Joao A. C. Lima;TODAY Study Group;S. McKay;M. Haymond;B. Anderson;C. Bush;S. Gunn;H. Holden;S.M. Jones;G. Jeha;S. McGirk;S. Thamotharan;L. Cuttler;E. Abrams;T. Casey;W. Dahms;C. Ievers-Landis;B. Kaminski;M. Koontz;S. MacLeish;P. McGuigan;S. Narasimhan;M. Geffner;V. Barraza;N. Chang;B. Conrad;D. Dreimane;S. Estrada;L. Fisher;E. Fleury-Milfort;S. Hernandez;B. Hollen;F. Kaufman;E. Law;V. Mansilla;D. Miller;C. Muñoz;R. Ortiz;A. Ward;K. Wexler;Y.K. Xu;P. Yasuda;R. Berkowitz;S. Boyd;B. Johnson;J. Kaplan;C. Keating;C. Lassiter;T. Lipman;G. McGinley;H. McKnight;B. Schwartzman;S. Willi;S. Arslanian;S. Foster;B. Galvin;T. Hannon;A. M. Kriska;I. Libman;M. Marcus;K. Porter;T. Songer;E. Venditti;R. Goland;D. Gallagher;P. Kringas;N. Leibel;D. Ng;M. Ovalles;D. Seidman;L. Laffel;A. Goebel-Fabbri;M. Hall;L. Higgins;J. Keady;M. Malloy;K. Milaszewski;L. Rasbach;D.M. Nathan;A. Angelescu;L. Bissett;C. Ciccarelli;L. Delahanty;V. Goldman;O. Hardy;M. Larkin;R. McEachern;D. Norman;D. Nwosu;S. Park-Bennett;D. Richards;N. Sherry;B. Steiner;S. Tollefsen;S. Carnes;D. Dempsher;D. Flomo;T. Whelan;B. Wolff;D. Bowerman;S. Bristol;J. Bulger;J. Hartsig;R. Izquierdo;J. Kearns;R. Saletsky;P. Trief;P. Zeitler;N. Abramson;A. Bradhurst;N. Celona-Jacobs;M. Kelsey;G. Klingensmith;K. Nadeau;T. Witten;K. Copeland;E. Boss;R. Brown;J. Chadwick;L. Chalmers;S. Chernausek;A. Hebensperger;C. Macha;R. Newgent;A. Nordyke;D. Olson;T. Poulsen;L. Pratt;J. Preske;J. Schanuel;S. Sternlof;N. Amodei;R. Barajas;C. Cody;D. Hale;C. Ibarra;E. Morales;S. Rivera;G. Rupert;A. Wauters;N. White;A. Arbeláez;J. Jones;T. Jones;M. Sadler;M. Tanner;A. Timpson;R. Welch;S. Caprio;M. Grey;C. Guandalini;S. Lavietes;P. Rose;A. Syme;W. Tamborlane;K. Hirst;S. Edelstein;P. Feit;N. Grover;C. Long;L. Pyle;B. Linder;S.M. Marcovina;J. Shepherd;B. Fan;L. Marquez;M. Sherman;J. Wang;M. Nichols;E. Mayer-Davis;Y. Liu;J. Puccella;E. Ricketts;R. Danis;Amitha Domalpally;A. Goulding;S. Neill;P. Vargo;D. Wilfley;D. Aldrich-Rasche;K. Franklin;C. Massmann;D. O'brien;J. Patterson;T. Tibbs;D. Van Buren;M. Palmert;R. Ratner;J. Silverstein;J. Higgins;J. Harting;L. Levitt Katz;F. Bacha;L. Levitsky;R. Weinstock;J. Lynch;J. Hernandez;J. Lima;S. Gidding;D. Dremaine;
Vol. 192 , pp. 86-92.e5
106 views DOI
2018
Lipid Profiles, Inflammatory Markers, and Insulin Therapy in Youth with Type 2 Diabetes
Lorraine E Levitt Katz,Fida Bacha,Samuel S. Gidding,Ruth S. Weinstock,Laure El Ghormli,Ingrid Libman,Kristen J. Nadeau,Kristin Porter,Santica M. Marcovina,S. McKay,M. Haymond,B. Anderson,C. Bush,S. Gunn,H. Holden,S.M. Jones,G. Jeha,S. McGirk,S. Thamotharan,L. Cuttler,E. Abrams,T. Casey,W. Dahms,C. Ievers-Landis,B. Kamiński,M. Koontz,S. MacLeish,P. McGuigan,S. Narasimhan,M. Geffner,V. Barraza,N. Chang,B. Conrad,D. Dreimane,S. Estrada,L. Fisher,E. Fleury-Milfort,S. Hernández,B. Hollen,F. Kaufman,E. Law,V. Mansilla,D. Miller,C. Muñoz,R. Ortiz,A. Ward,K. Wexler,Y.K. Xu,P. Yasuda,R. Berkowitz,S. Boyd,B. Johnson,J. Kaplan,C. Keating,C. Lassiter,T. Lipman,G. McGinley,H. McKnight,B. Schwartzman,S. Willi,S. Arslanian,S. Foster,B. Galvin,T. Hannon,A. M. Kriska,M. Marcus,T. Songer,E. Venditti,R. Goland,D. Gallagher,P. Kringas,N. Leibel,D. Ng,M. Ovalles,D. Seidman,L. Laffel,A. Goebel-Fabbri,M. Hall,L. Higgins,J. Keady,M. Malloy,K. Milaszewski,L. Rasbach,D.M. Nathan,A. Angelescu,L. Bissett,C. Ciccarelli,L. Delahanty,V. Goldman,O. Hardy,M. Larkin,L. Levitsky,R. McEachern,D. Norman,D. Nwosu,S. Park-Bennett,D. Richards,N. Sherry,B. Steiner,S. Tollefsen,S. Carnes,D. Dempsher,D. Flomo,T. Whelan,B. Wolff,D. Bowerman,S. Bristol,J. Bulger,J. Hartsig,R. Izquierdo,J. Kearns,R. Saletsky,P. Trief,P. Zeitler,N. Abramson,A. Bradhurst,N. Celona-Jacobs,J. Higgins,M. Kelsey,G. Klingensmith,T. Witten,K. Copeland,E. Boss,R. Brown,J. Chadwick,L. Chalmers,S. Chernausek,A. Hebensperger,C. Macha,R. Newgent,A. Nordyke,D. Olson,T. Poulsen,L. Pratt,J. Preske,J. Schanuel,S. Sternlof,J. Lynch,N. Amodei,R. Barajas,C. Cody,D. Hale,C. Ibarra,E. Morales,S. Rivera,G. Rupert,A. Wauters,N. White,A. Arbeláez,J. Jones,T. Jones,M. Sadler,M. Tanner,A. Timpson,R. Welch,S. Caprio,M. Grey,C. Guandalini,S. Lavietes,P. Rose,A. Syme,W. Tamborlane,K. Hirst,S. Edelstein,P. Feit,N. Grover,C. Long,L. Pyle,B. Linder,J. Harting,J. Shepherd,B. Fan,L. Marquez,M. Sherman,J. Wang,M. Nichols,E. Mayer-Davis,Y. Liu,J. Lima,J. Puccella,E. Ricketts,R. Danis,Amitha Domalpally,A. Goulding,S. Neill,P. Vargo,D. Wilfley,D. Aldrich-Rasche,K. Franklin,C. Massmann,D. O'brien,J. Patterson,T. Tibbs,D. Van Buren,M. Palmert,R. Ratner,J. Silverstein,J. Hernández,D. Dremaine;Lorraine E Levitt Katz;Fida Bacha;Samuel S. Gidding;Ruth S. Weinstock;Laure El Ghormli;Ingrid Libman;Kristen J. Nadeau;Kristin Porter;Santica M. Marcovina;S. McKay;M. Haymond;B. Anderson;C. Bush;S. Gunn;H. Holden;S.M. Jones;G. Jeha;S. McGirk;S. Thamotharan;L. Cuttler;E. Abrams;T. Casey;W. Dahms;C. Ievers-Landis;B. Kamiński;M. Koontz;S. MacLeish;P. McGuigan;S. Narasimhan;M. Geffner;V. Barraza;N. Chang;B. Conrad;D. Dreimane;S. Estrada;L. Fisher;E. Fleury-Milfort;S. Hernández;B. Hollen;F. Kaufman;E. Law;V. Mansilla;D. Miller;C. Muñoz;R. Ortiz;A. Ward;K. Wexler;Y.K. Xu;P. Yasuda;R. Berkowitz;S. Boyd;B. Johnson;J. Kaplan;C. Keating;C. Lassiter;T. Lipman;G. McGinley;H. McKnight;B. Schwartzman;S. Willi;S. Arslanian;S. Foster;B. Galvin;T. Hannon;A. M. Kriska;M. Marcus;T. Songer;E. Venditti;R. Goland;D. Gallagher;P. Kringas;N. Leibel;D. Ng;M. Ovalles;D. Seidman;L. Laffel;A. Goebel-Fabbri;M. Hall;L. Higgins;J. Keady;M. Malloy;K. Milaszewski;L. Rasbach;D.M. Nathan;A. Angelescu;L. Bissett;C. Ciccarelli;L. Delahanty;V. Goldman;O. Hardy;M. Larkin;L. Levitsky;R. McEachern;D. Norman;D. Nwosu;S. Park-Bennett;D. Richards;N. Sherry;B. Steiner;S. Tollefsen;S. Carnes;D. Dempsher;D. Flomo;T. Whelan;B. Wolff;D. Bowerman;S. Bristol;J. Bulger;J. Hartsig;R. Izquierdo;J. Kearns;R. Saletsky;P. Trief;P. Zeitler;N. Abramson;A. Bradhurst;N. Celona-Jacobs;J. Higgins;M. Kelsey;G. Klingensmith;T. Witten;K. Copeland;E. Boss;R. Brown;J. Chadwick;L. Chalmers;S. Chernausek;A. Hebensperger;C. Macha;R. Newgent;A. Nordyke;D. Olson;T. Poulsen;L. Pratt;J. Preske;J. Schanuel;S. Sternlof;J. Lynch;N. Amodei;R. Barajas;C. Cody;D. Hale;C. Ibarra;E. Morales;S. Rivera;G. Rupert;A. Wauters;N. White;A. Arbeláez;J. Jones;T. Jones;M. Sadler;M. Tanner;A. Timpson;R. Welch;S. Caprio;M. Grey;C. Guandalini;S. Lavietes;P. Rose;A. Syme;W. Tamborlane;K. Hirst;S. Edelstein;P. Feit;N. Grover;C. Long;L. Pyle;B. Linder;J. Harting;J. Shepherd;B. Fan;L. Marquez;M. Sherman;J. Wang;M. Nichols;E. Mayer-Davis;Y. Liu;J. Lima;J. Puccella;E. Ricketts;R. Danis;Amitha Domalpally;A. Goulding;S. Neill;P. Vargo;D. Wilfley;D. Aldrich-Rasche;K. Franklin;C. Massmann;D. O'brien;J. Patterson;T. Tibbs;D. Van Buren;M. Palmert;R. Ratner;J. Silverstein;J. Hernández;D. Dremaine;
Vol. 196 , pp. 208-216.e2
335 views DOI Abstract
2018
Early Life Adversity with Height Stunting Is Associated with Cardiometabolic Risk in Adolescents Independent of Body Mass Index.
Reid, Brie M;Harbin, Michelle M;Arend, Jessica L;Kelly, Aaron S;Dengel, Donald R;Gunnar, Megan R;
Vol. 202 , pp. 143-149
337 views DOI Abstract
2017
challenges in horizontal integration of eye care services into the pre-existing rural primary care structure: an operations research perspective from nigeria
;Chinyere Nkemdilim Ezisi;Boniface Ikenna Eze;Obiekwe Okoye;Chimdi Memnofu Chuka-Okosa;Jude Obinna Shiweobi
Vol. 19 , No. 4 , pp. 366-371
346 views DOI Abstract
2017
the influence of selected sociodemographic data on coping with stress by parents of hospitalized children
;Małgorzata Elżbieta Starczewska;Anna Wałdoch;Anna Reczyńska;Katarzyna Augustyniuk;Marzanna Stanisławska;Elżbieta Grochans
Vol. 19 , No. 1 , pp. 59-61
197 views DOI Abstract
2017
what do academicians know about periodic health examinations?
;Emrah Ersoy;Esra Saatci
Vol. 19 , No. 4 , pp. 361-365
149 views DOI Abstract
2017
general practitioners’ level of knowledge about their rights and criminal liabilities according to legislation in turkey
;Baki Derhem;Mehmet Ungan
Vol. 19 , No. 4 , pp. 357-360
338 views DOI Abstract
2017
saucerization versus dissection on the repair of vesicovaginal fistulae
;Aniefiok J. Umoiyoho;Olujimi Abiona Olatunbosun
Vol. 19 , No. 4 , pp. 408-411
238 views DOI Abstract
Journament Score
40.1/100 · Below Average
Ranked #2,402 of 29,297 scored
(34,015 journals indexed)
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Overall Quality Score

40.1/100

Tier: Below Average

The Journament Overall Quality Score is a comprehensive metric that evaluates academic journals across multiple dimensions including engagement, accessibility, diversity, innovation, and community impact.

This score helps researchers, institutions, and publishers understand the holistic quality and impact of a journal beyond traditional metrics.

Engagement Score

31.0/100

Measures user interactions, views, citations, and community involvement with this journal's content.

Higher engagement scores indicate that the journal's content is actively being read, cited, and discussed within the academic community.

Accessibility Score

20.0/100

Evaluates how easily researchers can access journal content, including open access availability, ISSN registration, and indexing.

This metric considers factors such as paywalls, open access policies, and availability across different academic databases and search engines.

Diversity Score

63.0/100

Assesses geographic and institutional diversity of authors, editorial board composition, and topic breadth.

A diverse journal publishes work from various geographic regions, institutions, and covers a broad range of topics within its field.

Innovation Score

70.0/100

Evaluates research novelty, interdisciplinary work, and emerging topics based on AI analysis of article abstracts.

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Community Impact Score

10.0/100

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Timeliness Score

0.0/100

Evaluates recent publication activity, publication frequency, and currency of research topics.

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Content Distribution

75.9/100

Measures how evenly reader attention spreads across the journal's articles, using the Gini coefficient of article clicks.

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Ethics & Transparency Score

Not yet measured

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Author Diversity + Interdisciplinary Value (8%)

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