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Pesquisa, Projetos de Pesquisa, Comunicação Acadêmica, Pré-Publicação, Técnicas de PesquisaResumo
Para contribuir com a atenção primária à saúde, a pesquisa em medicina de família e comunidade precisa evitar quatro fatores que têm levado ao desperdício da pesquisa biomédica em nível mundial: questões de pesquisa irrelevantes; métodos inadequados para alcançar os objetivos da pesquisa; lentidão e inadequação da publicação dos resultados; relato da pesquisa obscuro e pouco transparente. Neste editorial, introduzimos medidas para os autores garantirem o impacto de sua pesquisa, e apresentamos novas políticas editoriais da RBMFC.
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