Join a growing number of adopters — those committed to a shared terminology to foster and streamline the peer review process.
Get Started in 5 Steps
The Peer Review Terminology should be implemented in all communications regarding the peer review model(s) used by journals, such as the Guide for Authors, journal homepages, and editorial systems.
1. Inform Editors and Relevant Stakeholders
Communicate the Peer Review Terminology and its rationale to editors and other key personnel. This can be done through newsletters or other forms of communication.
2. Identify Relevant Areas
Collaborate with relevant teams to create an overview of all the places that need to be updated.
3. Translate Review Models
Convert the review model(s) used by the journals into the standardized Peer Review Terminology.
4. Implement Changes
Work with the relevant teams to implement these changes effectively.
5. Share Your Progress
Let us know how it's going — and where you are in the process so we can add you to our dashboard. Perhaps you'd like to lend a testimonial? Email us at nisohq@niso.org
Contact nisohq@niso.org if you want to learn more about the terminology or how to get started.
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