Peer-reviewed definition
Peer-reviewed means judged by an independent panel of experts having special knowledge or skills in a particular field of study.
Peer-reviewed means that a study's content, methodology and results have been evaluated and approved prior to publication by an editorial board of qualified experts.
Peer-reviewed means any written work that is blind reviewed by more than one person.
More Definitions of Peer-reviewed
Peer-reviewed means that a document or study meets the following criteria:
Peer-reviewed means the clinical review criteria that were approved by a committee comprised of clinicians, including licensed physicians or licensed pharmacists, or both, that meets regularly-scheduled intervals and evaluates, among other things, pharmaceutical literature or medical literature, or both, and scientific evidence to develop criteria that promote appropriate, safe, and cost effective drug utilization. "Evidence-based criteria" means criteria developed using evidence-based standards. "Evidence-based standards" means that term as defined in Section 3 of the Patient's Right to Independent Review Act: the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of the current best evidence based on the overall systematic review of the research in making decisions about the care of individual patients.
Peer-reviewed means the clinical review criteria that is approved by a committee comprised of clinicians, including licensed physicians or licensed pharmacists, or both, that meets at regularly-scheduled intervals and evaluates, among other things, pharmaceutical literature or medical literature, or both, and scientific evidence to develop criteria that promotes appropriate, safe, and cost-effective drug utilization.
Peer-reviewed means that at least two recognized experts in the field of the publication or project evaluate the work for its quality, accuracy, and contribution prior to publication. In general, review by a single editor or by press’s editorial board does not constitute peer review, unless both the editor and the majority of the members of the editorial board are recognized experts in the field of the publication.
Peer-reviewed means judged by an independent panel of experts having special knowledge or
Peer-reviewed means that the source has undergone a rigorous selection and editing process by scholars in the field before it is published. The process is meant to make sure that only the best, most clearly written and rigorously researched articles are published. WedMD, Medscape, Wikipedia are NOT peer reviewed and thus unacceptable sources.