THE PROFILE OF ONLINE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION IN PORTUGUESE ON OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC SPORTS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.64591Keywords:
Scientific and technical activities. Research. Journals. Sports.Abstract
This study aimed at exploring the profile of online scientific literature in Portuguese related to Olympic and Paralympic sports. The research was based on the following databases: Lilacs, Medline, Scielo, and the CAPES Portal. The descriptors included Olympic and Paralympic sports’ official names and related terms. The search located 2,007 articles – 2,000 related to summer sports and seven to winter sports. Among the former, 1,956 articles were related to Olympic and 52 to Paralympic sports. The Olympic sport with most articles is football (608 articles) and the main Paralympic sport is swimming (13). Most papers address training (773). Among the 3,531 authors listed in the papers, 1965 are trained in Physical Education/Sports. The main production centers are in São Paulo. This study provides support for the development of research in the most strategic and needed areas of sport.
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