Understand Journal Metrics
This page explains the journal metrics used by Media Keperawatan Indonesia. The metrics help authors, readers, reviewers, and stakeholders understand the journal’s citation visibility, editorial performance, selectivity, and manuscript handling process.
About Journal Metrics
Journal metrics are provided as part of Media Keperawatan Indonesia’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement in scholarly publishing. These indicators provide useful information about journal performance, but they should not be interpreted as the only measure of journal quality.
The scientific quality of an article remains determined by its relevance, methodological rigor, ethical standards, originality, and contribution to nursing science, nursing practice, nursing education, nursing management, and health services.
Current Journal Metrics
The following data are displayed automatically from the Media Keperawatan Indonesia journal metrics database maintained in Google Sheets.
Explanation of Metrics
Scopus Citations
Scopus Citations refers to the number of citations recorded in Scopus for articles published in Media Keperawatan Indonesia. This indicator reflects the visibility and academic use of the journal’s articles within Scopus-indexed literature.
Google Scholar Citations
Google Scholar Citations refers to the number of citations identified through Google Scholar for articles published in Media Keperawatan Indonesia. Google Scholar has broad coverage and may include citations from journal articles, proceedings, theses, books, institutional repositories, and other scholarly sources.
Acceptance Rate
Acceptance Rate indicates the percentage of submitted manuscripts that are accepted for publication after editorial screening and peer-review processes. This metric may be influenced by the number of submissions, manuscript quality, journal scope, editorial policy, reviewer recommendations, and final editorial decisions.
Submission to First Decision
Submission to First Decision indicates the average time from manuscript submission to the first editorial decision. The first decision may include revision request, rejection, or another editorial decision based on the initial screening and peer-review process.
Current Data Summary
The table below summarizes the latest available metrics displayed on this page.
| Indicator | Current Data | Interpretation |
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How We Use Journal Metrics
Media Keperawatan Indonesia uses journal metrics to support continuous improvement in journal management and scholarly publishing.
- Monitoring journal visibility and citation performance.
- Improving editorial screening and peer-review efficiency.
- Strengthening publication quality and ethical standards.
- Providing transparent information for authors, readers, reviewers, and stakeholders.
- Evaluating journal development and performance over time.