What happens after I submitted a revised version and my responses to reviewer comments?

If the previous editorial decision was C or D, the paper will be sent for re-review to the original reviewers, together with your responses. As a result of this, you may receive a further round of comments from the same reviewers. It is against JMIR policy to assign new reviewers in round 2 and subsequent rounds. If the original reviewers are not available or unresponsive, it is the editors' job to review the responses of the authors and to make a final decision. 

If the previous editorial decision was B, only the editor will see the author responses and will make a decision based on them.

It should take at least a few weeks for rereview and the editor to make a decision after your revision (if the previous decision was B, then much less). Note that the time it takes for an editor to make a decision on your revision may vary depending on the editor's workload and the time of year.

Related:

• How do I respond to reviewer comments and upload a revised manuscript?
• We have submitted a revised manuscript. However, we have not received a confirmation that the manuscript was received.