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Shattnawi KK. Phenomenology in pediatric nursing: Lessons from studies of mothers caring for children with chronic illnesses. World J Clin Pediatr 2026; 15(3): 119267 [DOI: 10.5409/wjcp.119267]
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1 Are you satisfied with the online submission system?
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2 Are you satisfied with the peer review report?
Yes
3 Are you satisfied with the editing quality of the article?
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4 Are you satisfied with the article PDFs?
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5 Are you satisfied with the online full-text article?
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6 Are you satisfied with the prepared figures in the online full-text article?
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7 Are you satisfied with the prepared tables in the online full-text article?
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8 Are you satisfied with the published articles processes?
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9 Are you satisfied with the requirement for providing academic rules and norms?
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10 Are you satisfied with the academic misconduct detection report?
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11 Are you satisfied with the period of publication?
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12 Are you satisfied with the editing and publishing rules and norms?
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Evaluation of a Journal’s Peer Review by Authors
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1 Are you satisfied with the time spent for peer review?
Yes
2 Are you satisfied with the anonymous peer review process?
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3 Is the peer review report of great help to your manuscript?
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4 Do you think the peer review report for your manuscript is fair or objective?
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Author‘s Comments
The publication process was well organized, professional, and efficient. Communication from the editorial office was timely, clear, and helpful throughout, and the manuscript progressed smoothly from submission to publication. The peer-review process was constructive and contributed to improving the manuscript. However, I believe that four rounds of review were more extensive than necessary, as the later rounds involved only minor revisions that could likely have been consolidated into fewer review cycles. Overall, I had a positive publishing experience and appreciate the efforts of the editorial and production teams.