Special topics in pediatrics
Journal Title: Jornal de Pediatria - Year 2015, Vol 91, Issue 0
Abstract
The Jornal de Pediatria aims to be a source of scientific knowledge for Brazilian and international pediatric researchers. Due to the quality of the published material, the Jornal de Pediatria's impact factor increased in the last year. These articles are important so that groundbreaking knowledge can be disseminated to all who read the Jornal de Pediatria. This results in a high degree of satisfaction among readers, who benefit from the most recent information, as well as among authors, who have their articles read internationally. However, professional development must also be carried out, by reading updated editorials and review articles on current and controversial topics. The Editorial Board of the Jornal de Pediatria has aimed to provide this type of communication. The editorials with specially invited authors and review articles on current and controversial topics have been carefully chosen and published in each issue of the journal. Editorials written by international authors of acknowledged competence and review articles are always very well accepted by our readers.
Authors and Affiliations
Renato Procianoy
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