Challenges of Internationalization
Abstract
The Revista HCPA has been prepared for a new challenge in the next years: its internationalization. This broad term, in the context of scientific journals, actually means that the periodic ultimately sought to be a vehicle for publishing scientific content on all fields of medical sciences including, basic, pharmacological and clinical research, from and to a worldwide readers and researchers community.
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