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Peer review is the evaluation of work by one or more people with similar competencies as the producers of the work. It may also refer to:

Contents

• Types of peer review
• Other uses
• See also

Types of peer review

• Clinical audit, a systematic review of healthcare against an explicit standard
• Clinical peer review, the process by which health care professionals evaluate each other's clinical performance
  • Medical peer review, the process of refereeing healthcare practitioner decisions
• Peer feedback, a classroom practice where students give each other feedback
• Physician peer review, the process by which physicians evaluate each other to promote better quality of care
• Scholarly peer review, the process of refereeing scholarly papers
• Sham peer review, the process of pseudo-review done for political purposes, often in healthcare
• Software peer review in software development
• Technical peer review in systems engineering

Other uses

• Peer Review, a DLC for Portal 2
• Peer Review (magazine) , an academic magazine

See also

• Performance appraisal in the workplace

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