Clinician's Brief takes a two-tiered approach to content quality:
All articles: Authors are selected for their subject matter expertise, and content is critically reviewed by the Clinician's Brief medical staff to ensure accuracy and relevance for the veterinary audience.
Peer-reviewed articles: A subset of articles undergoes a rigorous double-blinded peer review process. These articles are clearly labeled Peer Reviewed near the author's name at the top of the article.
How to identify peer-reviewed articles
Look for the Peer Reviewed label at the top of any article. If this label is not present, the article has been reviewed internally but not formally peer reviewed.
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