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Revision as of 11:41, 9 January 2020

Peer review card game

What is this about?

Peer review card exchange game was developed by researchers from the University of Split School of Medicine as a hands-on training session for a summer school on peer review (1). It is an educational tool designed to inform young researchers about integrity in peer review. The game is free to use, and available here.

Why is this important?

Peer review is an important part of scientific process, because it identifies both quality and possible flaws in submitted research, and offers room for improvement. However, the peer review process is not perfect, and is susceptible to a number of conflicts, dilemmas and insecurities (2,3).

For whom is this important?

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