Peer Review Information

Peer review is an essential step for ensuring the quality of the manuscripts published in The Journal. We use a double-blind peer review process for manuscript review. Peer reviewers consider the appropriateness of the manuscript for The Journal, ensure the writing is clear and concise (i.e. figures are consistent with text, key messages are highlighted), and verify that the article is appropriately cited. Peer reviewers also ensure the conclusions from original work are appropriate for the rigor of the evaluation methods. Please see The Journal’s peer review expectations and peer review checklist for additional guidance to decide if you would like to become a reviewer.

Becoming a Peer Reviewer
To become a peer reviewer, please email the Pharmacist Editor of The Journal, Amanda Margolis, at amargolis@pswi.org with the following information:

• Name
• Place(s) of employment
• Preferred email
• Area of expertise/interest (preferred content to review)
• Frequency of willingness to review (e.g. yearly, twice yearly, quarterly, etc.)

​Links:

• The Journal’s Peer review checklist
• The Journal’s Peer review expectations
• Your Role and Responsibilities in the Manuscript Peer Review Process. AJPE. 2008.

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