Peer Review
- All members of the Editorial Board and referees are asked to declare any competing interests they may have in reviewing a manuscript.
- After submission of paper, Editorial Board will immediately examine if the paper respect the scientific standard of MJPH.
- Articles accepted by the Editorial Board will be sent to a 2 referees.
- Papers not succeeding to reach the scientific standards of the journal may be declined without further review.
- To give a rapid evaluation of the paper, authors have to suggest two potential reviewers experts in the field.
- Concerning articles that need revision, only the revised version can be considered for a further appraisal under the peer-review system.
- The Editorial Board in chief is responsible for the final selection of referees to conduct the peer-review process.
- Referees won’t be informed about the identity of the authors whose articles are subject to review.
- The names of referees will be anonymous to authors.
- Authors are invited to appeal to the Editorial Office, if they are not contented by the editorial decision about their manuscript. Editorial Board will be requested a second opinion.