The process of conducting an expert review typically involves the following steps:
1. Selection of Reviewers: Qualified experts in the field are selected based on their knowledge and experience.
2. Initial Review: The reviewers conduct an initial assessment of the study, focusing on its overall quality and relevance.
3. Detailed Evaluation: The reviewers perform a detailed evaluation, examining the study design, methodology, data analysis, and findings.
4. Feedback and Recommendations: Reviewers provide feedback and recommendations for improving the study. This may involve suggesting additional analyses, identifying potential biases, and recommending changes to the study design.
5. Revisions and Final Review: The authors revise the study based on the feedback received, and the revised study undergoes a final review before publication or implementation.
