2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-75902011000200007
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Produção científica e tecnológica no Brasil: conquistas recentes e desafios para a próxima década

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“…When compared with other areas of knowledge, it is observed that there are still insufficient capacities developed in this regard in the permanent professors of physiotherapy [4].…”
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“…When compared with other areas of knowledge, it is observed that there are still insufficient capacities developed in this regard in the permanent professors of physiotherapy [4].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Professors affiliated to these more traditional and wellknown programs, academically and scientifically, generally evaluate and set up their own evaluation criteria, which can, of course, generate conflicts of interest [14]. The higher concentration of new doctors in the southeast seems to be contrary to the goals of the current National Post-Graduation Plan (PNPG in Portuguese), which should reduce regional asymmetry [4,12]. Clearly, observing the distinctive health and research conditions in the north, northeast, and midwest regions, the development of science in physiotherapy, because it depends on the approval of new courses, is often difficult and without future perspectives [11,12].…”
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“…Brazil now ranks thirteenth in publications, surpassing the Netherlands, Israel, and Switzerland (Regalado, 2010). As stated by the country's former Ministry of Science and Technology (Rezende, 2011), Brazilian academic production grew three times faster than the world average from 1982 to 2009. Despite being significant, these quantitative figures may not represent equivalent growth in qualitative scientific production since global impact of Brazilian science is still only 63% of the world average (King, 2009).…”
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