For Reviewers
For Reviewers
The Journal of Digital Health and Advanced Biomaterials (JDHAB) welcomes qualified researchers to contribute to independent, constructive and evidence-based peer review, supporting scientific rigor, research integrity and responsible editorial decision-making.
The Role of Peer Review
Peer review is an essential component of JDHAB's editorial process. Qualified reviewers provide independent scholarly assessments that support the scientific quality, clarity, transparency and reliability of submitted work.
Reviewers evaluate the contribution of a manuscript, the appropriateness of its methods, the interpretation of findings and the consistency between evidence and conclusions. Their recommendations inform editorial decisions; final decisions remain the responsibility of the journal's editors.
Responsibilities and Integrity
JDHAB expects reviewers to conduct assessments with scientific competence, professional respect and independence. Reviewers should accept invitations only when they have relevant expertise and sufficient availability.
Review Invitations
Reviewers are invited according to the subject of the manuscript, their scientific expertise, independence, availability and the journal's editorial requirements.
Invitations may be accepted or declined through OJS. Upon acceptance, reviewers receive access to the relevant manuscript materials, review instructions and evaluation form.
Participation in the editorial or advisory structure of JDHAB does not automatically prevent an individual from serving as a reviewer. Relevant affiliations and competing interests must be disclosed and evaluated by the responsible editor.
Become a Scientific Reviewer
Researchers who wish to contribute to the international peer-review community of JDHAB are invited to register through the journal's official editorial platform.
During registration, please select: "Yes, I would like to be contacted with requests to review submissions to this journal."
Registration indicates interest in receiving review invitations. It does not guarantee reviewer selection or assignment.