中國大陸圖書館查收查引 服務標準化的理論與實務研究.

Libraries in mainland China employ bibliometric measurements to offer citation index services, supporting peer review during academic evaluations. Influenced by environmental factors and policies, scholars recognize the significance of diverse, localized, and representative research outcomes. This awareness extends to academic impact, societal impacts, and outcome transformation. Citation index services face evolving evaluation policies, increased business demands, and a comprehensive range of academic performances. This paper examines the theoretical foundations of library and information science that underlie citation index services. We established a theoretical infrastructure while seeking theoretical guidance for practical implementation to identify gaps between theory and practice, and leverage information systems to address practical work challenges and dilemmas. The study outlined nine theoretical foundations in library and information science. We analyzed their relationship with citation index services, addressed seven practical challenges, and proposed applications for system design. Additionally, we identify directions for service development based on policy and environmental factors, standardize terminology, and suggest principles for depicting research impact. These efforts aim to establish a unified, professional citation index service to enhance scholarly communication effectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]