Peer Review Process

Purpose

The peer-review process is crucial in validating scientific, health, and medical research before publication, and MedSciens Publishing Group acknowledges its importance. Furthermore, this process plays a key role in assessing the relevance of submitted manuscripts to the journal's scope. The review process addresses issues such as language, punctuation, technical accuracy, statistical methodologies, citation format, layout, and research protocols to enhance the study's quality.

What we follow & How it works?

MedSciens Publishing Group employs a double-blind peer review system, ensuring that both the author and the reviewer remain anonymous in order to uphold high research standards. The editor personally contacts subject experts in the relevant field to assign the manuscript for submission. Reviewers meticulously examine the document for validity, relevance, authenticity, and significance. Their comments clearly indicate whether the manuscript adhered to research methods and ethical standards, including privacy, confidentiality, and respect for human and animal rights, etc.

The review process ensures the credibility of the information presented by verifying and validating it. The editor takes into consideration the comments from both reviewers in the double-blind peer review process and anticipates the author to implement the required modifications as advised. The Editor-in-Chief/Editor will inform the author(s) of the article about the decision on publication and provide the expert's report, if necessary.

The manuscript usually takes 2 to 3 weeks to be published from the time of submission. However, this timeframe can be affected by the workload of reviewers and editors, as well as how quickly the author submitting the revised manuscript.