International Journal of Multidisciplinary Health Sciences and Research

All articles undergo peer review based on the following criteria:

• The author submits an article, which is assigned a tracking number that should be referenced in all subsequent correspondence between the corresponding author and the editor.
• The editor of the journal compares the article to the journal's scope and Instructions to Authors to ensure that it contains the necessary sections.
• The editor decides whether or not to submit the article for review. If the decision is to approve, the article is sent for peer review to determine its scientific quality; otherwise, the editor notifies the author of the decision.
• The reviewer(s) evaluate the article and provide the editor with feedback, suggestions, and recommendations (reject, revise, or approve).
• The editor evaluates the critiques and decides whether to approve, reject, or revise (usually marked as major or minor).
• The editor communicates the decision to the author.
• If revisions are required, the authors make the necessary adjustments and resubmit.
• Once the editor accepts the article, it is moved into production and published.
• The authors of rejected articles are promptly notified and then given the option to submit their work to another journal.