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The 1994 JAMA Editorial Peer Review Audit

Elaine S. Williams; George D. Lundberg, MD

JAMA. 1995;273(16):1302.

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We hereby thank the 3023 peer reviewers who completed JAMA manuscript reviews in 1994 and whose names appear on pages 1309-1316. In 1994, it took a median of 17 calendar days from manuscript receipt to rejection, 85 days from receipt to acceptance, and 181 days from receipt to publication. A mean of 26 days was required for each peer review; each reviewer handled a mean of 1.6 manuscripts. Forty-five percent of the 4107 manuscripts we received in 1994 were sent for outside review, most often to three reviewers. Forty-nine . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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