Became Reviewer

The International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation (IJPR) relies on the expertise and insights of its reviewers to maintain the quality and integrity of the research published. If you are interested in becoming a reviewer for IJPR, please follow the steps outlined below:

1. Qualifications

  • Expertise: Reviewers should have relevant academic qualifications and expertise in the fields of psychosocial rehabilitation, mental health, or related areas. This typically includes advanced degrees and significant research experience.

  • Experience: A background in publishing or reviewing for other academic journals is advantageous. Experience with conducting peer reviews helps in providing constructive and objective feedback.

  • Research and Publication Record: A demonstrated track record of research and publications in peer-reviewed journals is preferred. This ensures that reviewers have a deep understanding of the research process and academic standards.

2. Application Process

  • Express Interest: To express your interest in becoming a reviewer, visit the IJPR website and navigate to the “Reviewer Application” section.

  • Submit a Profile: Complete the online reviewer application form with your details, including:

    • Full Name
    • Affiliation and Position
    • Academic Qualifications
    • Research Interests and Expertise
    • Previous Reviewing Experience
    • Contact Information

  • Upload Curriculum Vitae: Provide a current CV or resume detailing your academic background, research publications, and any previous experience with peer review.

3. Application Review

  • Initial Review: The IJPR editorial team will review your application to ensure that your qualifications and expertise align with the journal’s scope and needs.

  • Selection: If selected, you will receive an invitation to join the journal’s pool of reviewers. You may be asked to confirm your willingness to participate and agree to the journal’s reviewer guidelines.

4. Training and Onboarding

  • Reviewer Guidelines: Upon acceptance, you will receive a detailed set of reviewer guidelines outlining your responsibilities, review criteria, and ethical considerations.

  • Training Resources: Access training materials and resources provided by IJPR to familiarize yourself with the journal’s review process and best practices in peer review.

5. Reviewing Manuscripts

  • Receive Manuscripts: Once onboard, you will receive invitations to review manuscripts based on your areas of expertise. Review invitations will include details about the manuscript and the expected review timeline.

  • Review Process: Evaluate the manuscript based on the criteria provided, including originality, methodology, results, and ethical considerations. Submit your review report through the IJPR online submission system.

6. Ongoing Involvement

  • Continuous Learning: Engage in ongoing professional development and stay updated with the latest research and developments in your field.

  • Feedback and Communication: Provide feedback to the editorial office if you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improving the review process.

  • Networking: Connect with other reviewers and researchers through IJPR’s events, webinars, and conferences to enhance your professional network.

7. Contact Information

For any questions or additional information about becoming a reviewer, please contact: