Granada Statements: 5. Clinical and social pharmacy practice researchers should be more proactive in becoming involved as peer reviewers to reduce the duration of the publication processes. 6. Clinical and social pharmacy practice educators and supervisors should mentor their students to serve as peer reviewers. 7. Clinical and social pharmacy practice journal editors should carefully find a balance between the number of manuscripts they submit to external peer review and those that are desk rejected. 8. Clinical and social pharmacy practice journal editors and publishers should consider systems to reward peer reviewers' efforts, including public recognition of their contribution at an article level. 9. Clinical and social pharmacy practice peer reviewers should be reminded that their highly valuable role improves the quality of the manuscripts; hence it is incumbent upon them to provide constructive, quality reviews within the given timeframe.