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Peer review and its ethical implications

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In brief

This article explores the ethical dimensions of the peer review process in medical publishing, examining reviewer responsibilities, potential conflicts of interest, and standards for maintaining research integrity. The authors discuss best practices for ensuring fair, unbiased evaluation of submitted manuscripts in pediatric surgery.

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Publication date: October 2021

Source: Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, Volume 30, Issue 5

Author(s): Franklin C. Margaron, Christian S. McEvoy, Kristina A. Toncray, Patrick J. Javid

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