Content Usage and the Most Frequently Read Articles in 2009
Document Type
Editorial
Publication Date
5-1-2010
Identifier/URL
40276112 (Pure); 20453172 (PubMed); 77952174574 (QABO)
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Abstract
Once again we provide feedback about the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine articles of greatest interest to our readers during the previous calendar year. Figure 1 illustrates both the number of total access events and full-text HTML and PDFs throughout 2009; a new issue is published bimonthly (this is also noted in the figure). With an average of almost 197,000 monthly and a total of 2.3 million yearly content usage requests, 2009 proved to be the busiest year for online usage activity in JABFM's history. Content activity was up 15% in 2009 when compared with content usage requests during 2008.1 Full-text HTML articles were the most accessed during 2009, with an average of 79,700 monthly requests, followed by abstracts with 48,300 average monthly requests and then PDF articles, with 46,000 average monthly requests. We thank you, our reading community, for your continued support of the JABFM.
Repository Citation
Lupo, P.,
Neale, A. V.,
& Bowman, M. A.
(2010). Content Usage and the Most Frequently Read Articles in 2009. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 23 (3), 280-282.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/comhth/585
DOI
10.3122/jabfm.2010.03.100060
