Can institutional affiliation bias reviewers in single blind review?

Jul 17, 2023 ... Single-, double-, and triple-blinding are commonly used blinding strategies in clinical research. A single-blind study masks the subjects ... Dec 18, 2016 ... Double-blind means that reviewer names are hidden from authors, and author names are hidden from reviewers. · Single-blind (a.k.a. “blind”) means ... Nov 30, 2017 ... Each PC member read his or her assigned papers and entered reviews, again with only single-blind PC members able to see the authors and ... A second objective was to compare open peer review with single-blind peer review. This study was the first to analyse a large number of reviewer reports ... Sep 1, 2016 ... eLife's approach to peer review is more transparent than conventional single-blind peer review and in general helps to facilitate a constructive experience for ... May 16, 2022 ... Ureteral stent materials remain prone to encrustation induced by urine exposure and its contents (ie, ions, microbial biofilm), resulting in accelerated ... Jun 20, 2019 ... In a single-blind review, the reviewers (or referees) know whose manuscript they are reviewing, but the names of the reviewers are kept secret ... Apr 27, 2022 ... Study design and participants. This parallel-group, single-blind, randomised controlled trial was conducted in patients who had been referred ... Oct 24, 2023 ... The traditional model is single-blind peer review: the reviewers know the identity of the authors but the authors do not know who the reviewers ... Sep 15, 2009 ... Design Single blind randomised study. Setting Outpatient clinic of physical medicine and rehabilitation department in Oslo, Norway. Participants ...