Rivas-Ruiz R

Language: Spanish
References: 7
Page: 334-336
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ABSTRACT

National medical journals are important because they focus on local clinical problems, peer communication, and fostering critical reading among healthcare workers. The actors involved in the development of the journals must fulfill their purposes to improve the quality of the publications of the national journals and contribute to improve the quality of care.

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