The Journal of Pediatrics in Resource-Limited Settings relies on independent peer reviewers to support fair and informed editorial decision-making and to help authors improve their manuscripts.

Reviewers are expected to provide written, informed, objective, constructive, and timely evaluations of manuscripts within the agreed timeframe. Reviews should focus on the manuscript’s relevance to the journal’s scope, methodological rigor, technical soundness, ethical standards, clarity of reporting, and the validity and importance of the work for the journal’s readership.

Please see the Reviewer Guidelines for the journal’s detailed expectations regarding confidentiality, conflicts of interest, review conduct, use of artificial intelligence, and preparation of reviewer reports.