Consider these aspects when selecting an online reviewer. Each reviewer receives a structured electronic template. The template gives a step-by -step guideline for organizing the review. The template will also include information about conflicts of interest for the electronic reviewer. A well-structured review of electronic applications is essential for quality.
Structured electronic templates
The Structured Electronic Reviewer Template was created to help reviewers organize their reviews. It helps reviewers keep their focus on key points and findings. It also lists revisions necessary for publication and any optional changes. It also indicates any referee issues that may be relevant for the article. It is used by reviewers for providing feedback on submitted manuscripts.
In August 2010, the journal published the Structured electronic Reviewer template. There have been more than 80 reviews since the introduction this new process. This study aims to assess the impact of the electronic structured reviewer template on manuscript reviews.
Conflicts of interest in electronic reviewers
The journal should inform electronic reviewers of any conflicts of interest. A conflict of interest is when a reviewer has an interest that could interfere with his or her ability to conduct a fair and objective evaluation of the work. Relevant commercial relations include research funding, grants and materials as well as in-kind service.
Conflicts of interest can arise from reviewers' personal and business relationships. Conflicts can arise from personal relationships, academic rivalry, or intellectual passion.