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from Brazil and Africa. The universities and/or research centers were also listed.
Table 5 presents the data.
The set of papers was ordered according to citation numbers. Two sources were
used to expand results and further the analysis. As the Web of Science
™ Platform may
not be available for every institution (subscription-based access), Google Scholar
®
was also used for quantification.
The most cited papers were: “Progressing in the change journey towards sustainability in healthcare: the role of ‘Green’ HRM” (cited 28/11 times) and “Towards environmentally responsible nursing: a critical interpretive synthesis” (cited
23/9 times). “Greening healthcare: systematic implementation of environmental proTable 5 Affiliation of the authors
Authors
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Berhanu et al.
(2016)
Jimma
University
Blass et al.
(2017)
Pontifical
Catholic
University of
Parana
Pontifical
Catholic
University of
Parana
Pontifical
Catholic
University of
Parana
Unidavi
Kangasniemi
et al. (2014)
University of
Eastern Finland
University of
Eastern Finland
University of
Eastern Finland
Laing and Kean
(2011)
Practitioner
McMaster
University
Machado et al.
(2015)
Faculdade Dom
Alberto
Federal
University of
the State of Rio
de Janeiro
American
University of
Sharjah
Universidade de
Santa Cruz do
Sul
Pinzone et al.
(2016)
Politecnico di
Milano
Università Degli
Studi di Milano
Politecnico di
Milano
Durham
Business School
Ryan-Fogarty
Y., O’Regan B.
and Moles R.
(2016)
University of
Limerick
Sadatsafavi
et al. (2015)
Cornell
University
Texas A&M
University
University of
Michigan
Townend (1996) Institutes of
Wastes
Management
Yang et al.
(2017)
Chinese
Academy of
Sciences
Chinese
Academy of
Sciences
University of
Chinese
Academy of
Sciences