Distribution of the h-Index in Radiation Oncology Conforms to a Variation of Power Law: Implications for Assessing Academic Productivity

@SBRT_CR As far as I can tell, *most* academic radonc don’t publish that much; it’s that there are small number (last time I checked, around 400 or so, maybe more now) who are hyper productive: https://t.co/610vsx1LVs

RT @cd_fuller: @robjohnnoble @CancerConnector @DrSpratticus @DavidLMayhew @NicholasZaorsky @subatomicdoc @SimonLo21054188 @brettcoxmd @RadO…

@robjohnnoble @CancerConnector @DrSpratticus @DavidLMayhew @NicholasZaorsky @subatomicdoc @SimonLo21054188 @brettcoxmd @RadOncOA @MKnoll_MD @EricLehrer @DrEmmaHolliday @TaniguchiMD @SBRT_CR Eve in groups though, look for Lotka’s Law (https://t.co/6CQj1IOSF

@xrtGenomics @PercyLeeMD @rweichselbaum @ACKoongMDPhD @MSteinbergMD @BK_radiation So, how to tell who actually did research, since, in fact , most radoncs don’t publish that much? (See https://t.co/0qy0JfnXQu)...

@BWJones @drugmonkeyblog @superkash @doc_becca I love power distributions in academia: http://t.co/rVOIRZM2xc