PHILADELPHIA — Sanjeevani Arora, an Assistant Professor at Fox Chase Cancer Center, has been recognized by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open for her contributions as a reviewer.
“Being named a Distinguished Reviewer by JAMA Network Open is truly an honor. Peer review is a cornerstone of the scientific process, and I view it as both a responsibility and a privilege to contribute to that process,” said Arora.
JAMA defines a Distinguished Reviewer as someone who consistently provides high-quality peer reviews rated very good or excellent by the journal’s editorial team. These evaluations help editors make timely publication decisions and enhance the journal’s quality and impact.
In a letter to Arora, Eli N. Perencevich, MD, MS, Editor in Chief of JAMA Network Open, highlighted her professionalism and commitment to turnaround time as factors leading to her recognition.
“We want to formally thank you for the key role you have played in the success of the journal’s peer review process, which has allowed JAMA Network Open to remain one of the top open-access general medical journals in the world,” Perencevich wrote.
“This recognition affirms the value of thoughtful, rigorous critique in advancing medical science, and I am proud to represent Fox Chase Cancer Center in upholding these standards,” said Arora. “It’s especially meaningful to be part of a journal that continues to shape high-impact, accessible research in medicine.”
Established in 2018, JAMA Network Open is an international peer-reviewed open-access medical journal covering topics like clinical care and health policy. Its mission is to improve healthcare worldwide through access to innovative research.
