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Reviewer – authors’ best friend

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Ljiljana Vučković-Dekić
Ljiljana Vučković-Dekić
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Academy of Medical Sciences, Serbian Medical Society, Belgrade, Serbia, Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade, Serbia

Abstract

Peer review is the accepted method for ensuring that the science reported in the biomedical literature is of the highest quality. Reviewers, who are always recruited among the most prominent scientists in the field, are the heart of the peer-review system, and no editor can get along without them. Many authors, especially the younger ones, are unaware of the process so important for the final fate of their scientific work. In this educative article, the principles of the peer review system, the role and the place of the reviewer in the process of publishing, and the professional ethics as well, are explained.

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