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Today's Daily Dose: Peer review

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Why distinguishing between peer-reviewed journals and those that are not matters.

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“It is important to make the distinction between manuscripts that are published in peer-reviewed journals and those that are not. Articles in peer-reviewed journals are considered superior. In a peer-reviewed journal, an editorial board made up of specialists in the field reviews and edits the articles submitted and then decides which ones are acceptable for publication.”

-Kim L. Cronin, DVM, DACVIM

From Evaluating studies: First weigh all the evidence

 

 

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