Become a Peer Reviewer
IPA is currently looking to its membership to help advance The Journal of the Iowa Pharmacy Association to become a peer-reviewed journal. If you have an area of knowledge, please consider contributing your expertise and becoming a peer-reviewer.
Information about being a peer-reviewer:
Information about being a peer-reviewer:
- As a peer reviewer you will only be asked to peer-review up to two articles every 12 months.
- As peer reviewer, you will have 2 weeks to review an article.
- Online training via webcast is available for pharmacists interested in becoming reviewers.
- Not all journal content will be peer reviewed. Submitted articles, review articles, Therapy Update and In Print articles will be peer reviewed. (News articles, editorials, interviews will not be peer reviewed)
Step 1
Complete the survey to indicate your areas of expertise. Journal articles will be sent out to peer-reviewers based on areas of expertise indicated.
Step 2
Watch the training session, which details how to peer-review journal articles.
The webcast covers key points on how to review an article including: reviewer responsibilities and methods of review. Example peer-review comments will be analyzed to guide instruction.
Before beginning the archived training session please print and review the following articles provided in the three links below.
The webcast covers key points on how to review an article including: reviewer responsibilities and methods of review. Example peer-review comments will be analyzed to guide instruction.
Before beginning the archived training session please print and review the following articles provided in the three links below.
Article Title: Your Role and Responsibilities in the Manuscript Peer Review Process
Source Journal: American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
Article Title: A Systematic Guide to Reviewing a Manuscript
Source Journal: American Journal of Roentgenology
Article Title: How to Be a 5-Star Scientific Journal Reviewer
Source Journal: Pharmacotherapy
Step 3
E-mail Anthony Pudlo at apudlo@iarx.org after you have completed viewing the webcast training. Documentation of completion is required prior to reviewing of manuscripts.
