Peer Reviewed JournalsWhat is a peer reviewed journal? Articles, before they are published in a peer reviewed journal, must be reviewed by experts in the field . These journals may also be called "refereed journals". For more information, go to:http://www.lib.waldenu.edu/serials.html How do you identify a peer reviewed or refereed journal? In many paper journals the Information for Authors/Submission Guidelines/Notes to Contributors/Submission Guidelines/Notes to Contributors section will often state that the journal is peer reviewed. In many electronic journals you can click on the "About" the publication and/or "Information for Authors" sections from the latest issue, to find out if it is a peer reviewed journal. When that doesn't work: Health databases that identify peer reviewed journals:
Health databases that do NOT identify peer reviewed journals include:
Other Resources for identifying Peer Review:
Search the journal in the alphabetical listing. All peer reviewed journals will be identified by an arrow to the left of the journal name pointing to the right. (?)
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