How do journals prevent the accidental disclosure of reviewer identities?

Sep 18, 2019 ... Alternatively, in a “single-blind” review process, only the reviewers are anonymous to the authors. ... Most chemistry-related journals use a ... 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 ... Peer review may be “single-blind,” in which reviewers are aware of the names and affiliations of paper authors, or “double-blind,” in which this information ... Oct 22, 2020 ... In contrast, single-blind studies are those in which only the respondent is unaware of the sponsor. An example of this study would be a ... Aug 13, 2024 ... A review of systematic reviews of the effectiveness of conservative interventions for Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy. ... single-blind study. BMC ... Aug 10, 2023 ... Single-blind review is a method used in academic and scientific communities to evaluate the quality and validity of research papers submitted ... In single-blind review, reviewers' identities are blinded—that is, not known to authors—though authors' identities are revealed to reviewers at the time of ... single-blind study ... A type of clinical trial in which only the researcher doing the study knows which treatment or intervention the participant is receiving ... Nov 25, 2013 ... It seemed logical to assume that in single blind peer-review, the reviewer should not disclose his identity without the editor's consent. TIE - Single-Blind review process ... Submission policy has changed on 01 July 2020. TIE has switched to "single-blind" peer review process, where the identities ...