An open proposal to improve the visualization of national biomedical manufacturing

Abstract

The quality of scientific journals is based on some standards, such as peer review, presence of original articles, periodicity, permanence and subject to ethical standards. To combine all these criteria in the same publication implies economic investment, availability of qualified human resources, determination and credibility.
All of the above tends to quality, but the ultimate goal pursued by a scientific journal is the visibility of its contents, of the scientific production of the authors who chose it to publicize the results of their research. The quality that cannot be appreciated because it is not visible enough, is a waste that we should not allow ourselves.