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. 2021 Jan 25;6(1):78–85. doi: 10.1016/j.jacbts.2020.07.012

Table 4.

Reviewer Checklist Example

  • Do I know my own common biases?

  • Have I addressed my biases by asking pertinent questions about my attitudes and opinions?

  • Have I considered the opposite of my first impression of the data?

  • Have I reviewed all relevant scientific data about this question?

  • Am I evaluating these data purely on their scientific merit?
    • Important question
    • Correct population to address question
    • Valid statistical design highlighting adequate power to detect effect and a priori probability
    • Standardized replicable methods with valid controls
  • Do I need further investigation of evidence to adequately address article significance and value of publication?

  • Is evidence supporting this observation skewed? If so, what is the evidence for the opposite conclusion?