Reviewers in pediatrics typically evaluate the following criteria:
1. Relevance: Is the research relevant to the field of pediatrics? 2. Originality: Does the study offer new insights or findings? 3. Methodology: Are the research methods sound and appropriate? 4. Ethical Standards: Does the study adhere to ethical guidelines, especially regarding child participants? 5. Statistical Rigor: Are the statistical analyses robust and correctly interpreted?
