The British Medical Journal (BMJ) is promoting the involvement of patients and their carers in setting the research agenda and in the design and conduct of research. As part of this work, they’re asking patients and carers to comment directly on the research papers that are submitted to the BMJ.
No expertise in scientific peer review is needed – it’s the experience and insights that develop from living with a condition and caring for and advocating on behalf of people that counts.
Reviewers will receive free membership to the BMJ as a thank you for taking part.
Full guidance on what the BMJ are seeking is given
here.