What is the most cited article in the journal “La Tunisie Médicale” in 2025? Section Editorial

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Ahmed Ben Abdelaziz
Youssef Zanina
Imed Ben Ghorbel

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Keywords:

Bibliometrics , Publications , Publishing , Access to Information , Developing Countries , Tunisia , MEDLINE

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Author Biographies

Ahmed Ben Abdelaziz, Information Systems Department, Research Laboratory LR 19 SP 01 ‘Hospital Performance Measurement and Support’, Sahloul Hospital in Sousse, ‘Ibn Al Jazzar’ Faculty of Medicine in Sousse. University of Sousse, Tunisia, Deputy Editor of the journal ‘La Tunisie Médicale’

  1. Directorate of Information Systems. Sahloul Hospital (Tunisia)
  2. Faculty of Medicine "Ibn Al Jazzar". University of Sousse (Tunisia)
  3. Research Laboratory LR 19 SP 01 "Measurement and Support for Hospital Performance"
  4. Associate Editor of the journal "La Tunisie Médicale"

Imed Ben Ghorbel, Internal Medicine Department. La Rabta Hospital, Faculty of Medicine of Tunis. University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia. Deputy editor of the journal La Tunisie Médicale.

  1. Department of Internal Medicine, Hospital La Rabta (Tunisia)
  2. Faculty of Medicine of Tunis. University of «Tunis El Manar» (Tunisie)
  3. Associate Editor of the journal "La Tunisie Médicale"

 

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