Reviewer Guideline

Reviewers are staff members or medical experts tasked with ensuring the medical accuracy of the content.

• Priority: Thai medical knowledge and national clinical guidelines must take precedence over US/international data.
• Clinical & Exam Accuracy: In addition to general correctness, explicitly verify the accuracy of the highlighted "High-Yield" facts for the Thai National Licensing Exam (NL).
• Approval & Workflow: Reviewers are assigned to specific articles by an Editor during the pitch phase. Once the author finishes the draft and marks it as in_review, you evaluate the full article for clinical correctness. You may log into the CMS to approve articles directly (changing the status to approved).
• Copyright & Licensing: Reviewers act in an advisory capacity. By reviewing or approving an article, you acknowledge that you do not gain any copyright ownership over the content. The original authors retain copyright, subject to the ThaiOML CLA (which grants rights to the ThaiOML Project and its legal successors), and the content is published under the CC-BY-NC 4.0 license.