Guide

A cardiovascular ROS gathers chest symptoms, breathing patterns, palpitations, swelling, leg pain with walking, fainting spells, and their timing, triggers,

New to peer review? This guide shows clear steps, tools, and templates to deliver fair, useful reports editors can trust.

A polished, point-by-point response that thanks the reviewers, answers each comment directly, and shows precise manuscript changes wins editors over.

For a peer-reviewed article in APA, include author(s), year, title, journal, volume(issue), page or article number, and the DOI as a URL.

To analyze articles for a literature review, assess relevance, judge methods and findings, extract key data, and map themes for a clear synthesis.

Use plain words, move system by system, start broad, then use short prompts; record positives and key negatives that change your working diagnosis.

Answer disability review questions with clear facts, consistent examples, and functional limits that match your medical records and any recent work.

When answering peer review questions, reply point-by-point with gratitude, evidence, and clear changes that map to each comment.

An article review concisely summarizes a study, evaluates its methods and evidence, and offers a clear judgment backed by credible citations.

Answer reviewer comments with a point-by-point, polite, evidence-based reply that explains changes and your reasoning for any requests you decline.