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What constitutes "duly authorized peer review"?

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Re: What constitutes "duly authorized peer review"?

Postby Goodpasture on Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:33 pm

And that depends on the interpretation of the confidentiality rule, doesn't it?
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Re: What constitutes "duly authorized peer review"?

Postby Pina Colada on Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:16 am

And that depends on the interpretation of the confidentiality rule, doesn't it?
You mean it depends on whether is means is?
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Re: What constitutes "duly authorized peer review"?

Postby Goodpasture on Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:40 am

No
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Re: What constitutes "duly authorized peer review"?

Postby Jay Trotta on Sun Sep 21, 2008 8:36 am

I picked this off a site, it is a generality of similar sites, under the definition of "duly authorized peer review" and although a different application it provides some similarities to meaning; see 3rd sentence down (this would be my opinion)

I will behave responsibly and respectfully towards all members of this Community, respecting their values and viewpoints as well as their rights and feelings.
I will work with other community members to ensure that it remains welcoming to new participants and ideas, and embraces diversity.

I will work with my fellow members to deliberate and make equitable decisions. I will do my best to see that every decision making process includes reasonable representation of those who are directly affected by its outcome.
Acknowledging that differences of opinion and conflict will undoubtedly occur, I agree to resolve conflict constructively.

I understand that every member of this community is entering into this same agreement and that we all have a stake in seeing that it is observed and enforced. My behavior towards other members of this community will reflect that I am abiding by this agreement.
I acknowledge that if a duly authorized body of my peers concludes that I have repeatedly and willfully violated this agreement, my rights to participate in this community can be suspended or terminated.

That said (#3) - I do have a problem with the way "Peer Review" in our industry is conducted, as in the last portion, it may be a one sided opportunity for any of our "Peers" to create conflict where perhaps none exists.

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