2021
DOI: 10.1590/1413-81232021264.33992018
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Relevância dos periódicos de saúde coletiva em informar a pesquisa, a educação, os serviços de saúde e a cidadania

Abstract: Resumo Esse texto apresenta de modo sintético, as discussões do grupo de trabalho de mesmo nome, realizadas durante a conferência internacional comemorativa dos vinte anos do Programa SciELO. O objetivo é informar o meio profissional da saúde coletiva sobre problemas crônicos das publicações científicas no Brasil – financiamento, classificação das revistas, impacto dos trabalhos publicados, entre outros.

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“…This article follows the trend noted above when focusing on a theme, as did Novaes et al (2018), Goldbaum, Antunes and Camargo Júnior (2021) and Silva, Paro and Ventura (2021). The assumption of this essay is the contribution of postgraduate studies in collective health -a term used here to designate the variety of denominations in the area such as public health, preventive medicine, social medicine and community medicine -to the Brazilian National Health System, even if it does not consist in an obvious and spontaneous movement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…This article follows the trend noted above when focusing on a theme, as did Novaes et al (2018), Goldbaum, Antunes and Camargo Júnior (2021) and Silva, Paro and Ventura (2021). The assumption of this essay is the contribution of postgraduate studies in collective health -a term used here to designate the variety of denominations in the area such as public health, preventive medicine, social medicine and community medicine -to the Brazilian National Health System, even if it does not consist in an obvious and spontaneous movement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 65%