JMIRxMed JMIRx Med JMIRx Med 2563-6316 JMIR Publications Toronto, Canada v3i3e40574 10.2196/40574 Peer-Review Report Peer-Review Report Peer Review of “Waiting Time and Patient Satisfaction in a Subspecialty Eye Hospital Using a Mobile Data Collection Kit: Pre-Post Quality Improvement Intervention” Meinert Edward Anonymous Jul-Sep 2022 9 8 2022 3 3 e40574 27 6 2022 27 6 2022 © Anonymous. Originally published in JMIRx Med (https://med.jmirx.org), 09.08.2022. 2022

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This is a peer-review report submitted for the paper “Waiting Time and Patient Satisfaction in a Subspecialty Eye Hospital Using a Mobile Data Collection Kit: Pre-Post Quality Improvement Intervention.”

Round 1 Review

I have completed the statistical review of this manuscript [1], which is well-organized and presented. However, the following suggestions will help improve the quality of this manuscript.

Is it a proof-of-concept–type study? Kindly add the time period of this study.

Kindly do not use word “subjects” for study participants. You can simply use either “participants” or “patients.”

No power calculation rationale was provided in this report, so these results cannot be generalized.

Authors must include statements regarding the statistical software to perform data analysis and what level of statistical significance was used for hypothesis testing.

Authors must add more clarity to the “Logistic regression with reported…” statement as odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals are calculated from the logistic regression. What is the point of margins plot in this case? What other covariate were adjusted in the logistic

Table 1, the cohabiting group can be merged with the married group. Add “years” in brackets next to “Age.” Arrival time can also be sensibly presented with fewer meaningful categories.

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 Mbwogge M Astbury N Nkumbe HE Bunce C Bascaran C Waiting time and patient satisfaction in a subspecialty eye hospital using a mobile data collection kit: pre-post quality improvement intervention JMIRx Med 2022 3 3 e34263 10.2196/34263