Journal of Endocrinology And Hormones

Journal of Endocrinology And Hormones

Journal of Endocrinology And Hormones – Reviewer Resources

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Reviewer ResourcesJournal of Endocrinology and Hormones

Reviewer Support

JEH provides guidance and templates to help reviewers deliver clear, consistent feedback.

Resources for Reviewers

Review templates, ethics guidance, and reporting standards are available to support consistent evaluation.

Guidelines and Checklists

Resources include summaries of CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, and other relevant guidelines to support evidence based review.

Support and Assistance

Contact the editorial office for help with review forms, deadlines, or policy questions.

Research Visibility and Trust

Endocrine Expertise

Peer review is guided by clinicians and scientists who understand hormone biology and metabolic disease.

Open Access Reach

Published articles are freely accessible to researchers, clinicians, and policy teams worldwide.

Metadata Quality

Structured metadata supports discovery, citation tracking, and persistent research records.

Ethics First

Clear policies on consent, data integrity, and conflicts protect patient focused research.

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Consistency

Structured tools help maintain clear and respectful feedback that supports author revisions.

Review Quality

Checklists prompt reviewers to evaluate methodology, ethics, and clinical relevance systematically.

Sample Review Outline

Templates provide a suggested structure for summary, major comments, and minor edits. Using a consistent outline helps editors compare reviews and speeds decisions.

Statistical Reporting Aids

Reference notes highlight common statistical reporting issues such as missing confidence intervals, unclear endpoints, or mismatched sample sizes.

Ethics and Consent Checks

Quick guidance covers ethics approvals, consent language, and trial registration expectations so reviewers can flag compliance gaps early.

Data and Materials Access

Resources explain how to verify data availability statements and supplementary files. This supports reproducibility and responsible reuse.

Communication Tips

Recommendations encourage specific, actionable feedback and respectful tone. Clear comments reduce follow up questions and improve author revisions.

Timeline Reminders

Guidance includes best practices for managing review deadlines and requesting extensions. Timely reviews keep publication decisions moving efficiently.

Supplementary Materials

Notes explain how to assess appendices, datasets, and protocols for completeness. Reviewers can flag missing materials or unclear documentation.

Ethical Considerations

Resources summarize red flags for plagiarism, image manipulation, and undisclosed conflicts. Reviewers can alert editors when concerns arise.

Scope Reminders

Brief guidance clarifies scope so reviewers focus on scientific validity, clinical relevance, and reporting quality rather than copyediting. Minor language notes are welcome but should not replace core methodological evaluation and statistical checks. This focus supports efficient decisions and consistent reviewer expectations across submissions.