同行评审过程:在放射学科学家中进行的一项调查
Robert M Kwee1, Maan T Almaghrabi2, Thomas C Kwee2
1Department of Radiology, Zuyderland Medical Center, Heerlen/Sittard/Geleen, the Netherlands.
European journal of radiology
|July 1, 2023
概括
放射学作者优先考虑同行评审的主题和时间,大多数人希望获得评审员补偿. 许多人寻求正式培训,强调改善同行评审过程的领域.
科学领域:
- 医学成像和放射学医学成像和放射学
- 科学出版科学出版
- 学术研究学术研究
背景情况:
- 同行评审过程是科学出版的基础,确保研究质量和有效性.
- 了解进行同行评审的研究人员的观点对于流程优化至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 调查放射学领域科学家关于同行评审过程的经验和意见.
- 确定影响放射科医生愿意审查手稿的关键因素,以及他们对过程改进的偏好.
主要方法:
- 一项调查分发给了在一般放射学期刊上发表论文的对应作者.
- 该调查包括12个闭式问题和5个有条件的子问题,以收集详细的见解.
- 从244位对应的作者收集了数据.
主要成果:
- 在考虑审查邀请时,受访者高度重视手稿主题的相关性和可用的时间. 威望和职业责任也是重要的因素,而补偿基本上是无关紧要的.
- 大多数作者认为,评论员应该得到奖励,优先考虑财政补偿,折扣的社会/期刊费用或继续医学教育 (CME) 学分.
- 大多数受访者没有接受过正式的同行评审培训,但表达了兴趣,特别是职业生涯早期的研究人员. 审查时间的中位数为2.5小时,对初步决策的6周的回归时间被认为是可以接受的. 双盲同行评审模型是首选的.
结论:
- 调查结果为出版商和编辑提供了宝贵的见解,以改进同行评审系统.
- 解决作者优先事项,培训需求和交付时间可以提高放射学手稿审查的效率和有效性.
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