Editorial Portal · JIPCET-2026-0035
Explanation Formats and Clinician Reliance on Triage Models
Dr. Alice Warren · Human–Technology · Original Research · submitted 14 August 2026
Initial AI Screening
JIPCET-2026-0035Strong scope match and complete submission package. No automated flags raised. Suitable for immediate editorial assessment.
Editor's Action
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Reviewer Recommendations
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Peer Review
2 returnedReviewer 1
Major RevisionOriginality 5/5 · Methodology 3/5 · Significance 4/5 · Clarity 4/5
The contribution is timely and the framing is strong. Dataset construction is under-specified: please describe inclusion criteria and how ambiguous cases were resolved.
Confidential to editor: Worth pursuing, but the dataset section must be rewritten before acceptance.
Reviewer 2
Minor RevisionOriginality 4/5 · Methodology 4/5 · Significance 5/5 · Clarity 3/5
Methodology is generally adequate. Please expand the discussion of generalisability and clarify Figure 3.
Confidential to editor: Solid paper. I would accept after clarity edits.
AI Synthesis of Reviews
Both reviewers consider the contribution potentially significant. Reviewer 1 identifies methodological concerns regarding dataset construction. Reviewer 2 considers the methodology generally adequate but requests additional explanation.
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Editorial Decision
D. PaxtonAbstract
A randomised study of explanation formats and their effect on clinician reliance in emergency triage.
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