Benefits of Reviewing

Reviewing provides professional recognition, insight into emerging research, and contribution to field quality.

Reviewer service demonstrates leadership and commitment to scientific standards in thoracic and respiratory medicine.

Service letters and acknowledgments support promotion and funding applications.

Reviewers gain early exposure to new clinical evidence, imaging advances, and therapeutic strategies in thoracic care.

Active reviewers may be considered for editorial roles or special issue participation.

Service letters and acknowledgments support promotion and funding applications.

Reviewing builds critical appraisal skills and scientific leadership.

Active reviewers may be invited to editorial roles or special issues.

Reviewer service demonstrates professional commitment to research integrity.

Reviewers receive acknowledgment letters upon request.

Service can be cited in professional evaluations and CVs.

Active reviewers may be considered for editorial board positions.

Reviewing provides insight into new methods and emerging evidence.

Participation builds critical appraisal and mentoring skills.

Recognition is often included in annual reviewer lists.

Reviewers contribute to higher quality and reproducible science.

Professional service strengthens grant and promotion dossiers.

Timely reviews enhance the author experience and journal reputation.

Reviewer contributions are valued as part of the scholarly community.

Constructive reviews strengthen the field and improve scientific outcomes over time.