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In scientific research, the publication of articles in scientific journals that have a peer review system represents a contribution to scientific knowledge that is on top of other forms of scientific production. The scientific journals of a country are an important tool for the diffusion and divulgation of science generated in the nation. In Mexico, the National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT – Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología) evaluates scientific journals through the Mexican Science and Technology Journals Classification System (SCRMCYT – Sistema de Clasificación de Revistas Mexicanas de Ciencia y Tecnología). The SCRMCYT is “a public policy instrument that, through selective registration and periodic evaluation of scientific journals published in electronic format in Mexico, seeks to raise their quality, visibility and impact and, thus, encourage diffusion and divulgation of science and technology generated in the country”.1 To join the SCRMCYT, the electronic versions of Mexican scientific journals (those with Mexican affiliation international standard serial number [ISSN]) are assessed by international specialists in scientific publishing. There are two ways for inclusion into the System: if the journal is indexed in the multidisciplinary international Web of Science (WoS) (Sciences Citation Index®, Social Sciences Citation Index® and Arts & Humanities Citation Index® collections) or Scopus databases and has citation indicators, it is immediately included; if the journal is not indexed in these databases, it must be subjected to a competition process to be admitted, and it is therefore assessed according to SCRMCYT specific criteria.1 Bibliometric analysis is the use of statistical methods to analyze a body of literature.2,3 Bibliometric Abstract

Bibliometric analysis of medical journals included in the Mexican Science and Technology Journals Classification System