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Scientific research furthers our wealth of medical knowledge and can enact clinical change. The question stands of how the impact of a single article can be determined. Various metrics seek to describe this impact. The publishing journal’s impact factor (IF) and the article’s citation count have traditionally served as the quantitative measures of an article’s impact. These two metrics have limitations with the former yielding a generalization marker based on the journal rather than the article, and the latter making it difficult for authors and peers to see the true impact of a publication until years later, when substantial citation information has been accrued. ABSTRACT

Analyzing the Relationship Between Altmetric Score and Literature Citations in the Dermatology Literature