СОДЕЙСТВИЕ РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЮ НАУЧНОГО СОДЕРЖАНИЯ КАРДИОВАСКУЛЯРНЫХ ЖУРНАЛОВ НАЦИОНАЛЬНЫХ ОБЩЕСТВ: НОВЫЙ ESC ПОИСКОВИК

F. Alfonso; L. Gonçalves; F. Pinto; A. Timmis; H. Ector; G. Ambrosio; P. Vardas

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СОДЕЙСТВИЕ РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЮ НАУЧНОГО СОДЕРЖАНИЯ КАРДИОВАСКУЛЯРНЫХ ЖУРНАЛОВ НАЦИОНАЛЬНЫХ ОБЩЕСТВ: НОВЫЙ ESC ПОИСКОВИК

F. Alfonso, L. Gonçalves, F. Pinto, A. Timmis, H. Ector, G. Ambrosio, P. Vardas

2014

https://doi.org/10.15829/1560-4071-2014-1-ENG-5-10

Кардиоваскулярные журналы национальных обществ (NSCJs), входящих в Европейское Общество Кардиологов (ESC) являются биомедицинскими журналами по кардиоваскулярной тематике, ориентированными на высокое качество. Клуб редакторов ESC разрабатывает инициативы редакций, направленные на улучшение научного качества и распространение NSCJ. В этой статье мы поговорим о важности Интернета, электронных изданий и стратегии открытого доступа к научным публикациям. Наконец, мы предлагаем новые инициативы редакций, основанные на новейшем электронном инструменте на web-странице ESC, который может способствовать увеличению распространения содержания и доступность NSCJs.

Alfonso F., Gonçalves L., Pinto F., Timmis A., Ector H., Ambrosio G., Vardas P. СОДЕЙСТВИЕ РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЮ НАУЧНОГО СОДЕРЖАНИЯ КАРДИОВАСКУЛЯРНЫХ ЖУРНАЛОВ НАЦИОНАЛЬНЫХ ОБЩЕСТВ: НОВЫЙ ESC ПОИСКОВИК. Российский кардиологический журнал. 2014;(1-ENG):5-10. https://doi.org/10.15829/1560-4071-2014-1-ENG-5-10

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