Title: Routine Psychological problems Screening in Hospitalized Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
and Its Effect for Progression-free Survival from Disease Worsening
Version: 2 Date: 25 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
The statement 'The above-mentioned higher rate of hospital-acquired conditions might be
associated with the significantly longer hospital stay due to psychiatric comorbidities during the
hospitalization of IBDs.' presents an interpretation rather than a direct result. As this reflects the
authors' perspective on the findings, it would be more appropriate to include it in the Discussion
section rather than the Results section. According to standard scientific writing conventions,
the Results section should objectively present the study's findings without interpretation or
speculation, which should be reserved for the Discussion section. Please consider moving this
statement accordingly.
Title: Routine Psychological problems Screening in Hospitalized Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
and Its Effect for Progression-free Survival from Disease Worsening
Version: 2 Date: 25 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
The statement 'The above-mentioned higher rate of hospital-acquired conditions might be
associated with the significantly longer hospital stay due to psychiatric comorbidities during the
hospitalization of IBDs.' presents an interpretation rather than a direct result. As this reflects the
authors' perspective on the findings, it would be more appropriate to include it in the Discussion
section rather than the Results section. According to standard scientific writing conventions,
the Results section should objectively present the study's findings without interpretation or
speculation, which should be reserved for the Discussion section. Please consider moving this
statement accordingly.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Routine Psychological problems Screening in Hospitalized Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
and Its Effect for Progression-free Survival from Disease Worsening
Version: 2 Date: 25 Mar 2025
Reviewer's report:
The statement 'The above-mentioned higher rate of hospital-acquired conditions might be
associated with the significantly longer hospital stay due to psychiatric comorbidities during the
hospitalization of IBDs.' presents an interpretation rather than a direct result. As this reflects the
authors' perspective on the findings, it would be more appropriate to include it in the Discussion
section rather than the Results section. According to standard scientific writing conventions,
the Results section should objectively present the study's findings without interpretation or
speculation, which should be reserved for the Discussion section. Please consider moving this
statement accordingly.
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