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This is a guideline for reviewers who voluntarily participate in the peer review process of the journal. All of the journal's contents including commissioned manuscripts are subject to peer-review.

Double-blind peer review

The Korean Journal of Helicobacter and Upper Gastrointestinal Research adopts double-blind review, which means that the author identities are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process.

The role of reviewers

Peer-reviewer’s role is to advise editors on the individual manuscript to revise, accept, or reject. Judgments should be objective and comments should be lucidly described. Scientific soundness is the most important value of the journal; therefore, logic and statistical analysis should be considered meticulously. The use of reporting guideline is recommended for review. Reviewers should have no conflict of interest. Reviewers should point out relevant published work which is not yet cited. Reviewed articles are managed confidentially. The editorial office is responsible for the final decision to accept or reject a manuscript based on the reviewers' recommendation.

When invited by the editorial office to review a manuscript

Reviewers recommended by the authors will usually be invited to review corresponding manuscripts. We recommend them not to decline the invitation to review solely for the reason that the authors are in acquaintance; we welcome reviewers in acquaintance with the authors who are eager to comment with affection. If review comments cannot be submitted within the 14 days of review period, please decline to review or ask for extension of the review period. If there is no review comment within the 7 days from acceptance to review, the reviewer will be given a notice.

How to write review comments

After entering the E-submission system with ID and password, please download PDF files and supplementary files. It is not necessary to comment on the style and format, but just concentrate on the scientific soundness and logical interpretation of the results.

• Comment to authors
Please make a specific comment according to the order of each section of the manuscript. Page mark is good to trace the review comment. The reviewer’s recommendation on acceptance should not be stated at the comment to authors. Consider if the peer review opinion may increase the quality of manuscript or further research by author.

• Comment to the editor
Both the strength and shortness of the manuscript are recommended to be added. The reviewer’s recommendation on acceptance may be added here including special opinion to the editor.

Ethical guideline for reviewers

1. Any information acquired during the review process is confidential.

2. Please inform the editor on any conflicts of interest as follows:

  • • Reviewer is a competitor.
  • • Reviewer may have an antipathy with the author(s).
  • • Reviewer may profit financially from the work.

In case of any of the above conflicts of interest, the reviewer should decline to review. If the reviewer still wishes to review, the conflicts of interest should be specifically disclosed. A history of previous collaboration with the authors or any intimate relationship with the authors does not prohibit the review.

3. Reviewer should not use any material or data originated from the manuscript in review; however, it is possible to use open data of the manuscript after publication.

  • Korean J Helicobacter  Up Gastrointest Res 2021; 10.7704/kjhugr.2021.0043
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