Trust and review

Editorial policy

Every live clinical resource must make its purpose, intended user, inputs, units, assumptions, interpretation limits, sources, and review date visible.

Source hierarchy

We prioritize professional society guidelines, government and academic sources, primary research, and validated scoring-rule publications.

Clinical review

A resource is not marked live until its formula or workflow, units, edge cases, safety language, and citations have been checked.

Updates

Each page carries a review date. Material guideline changes trigger review; outdated pages are revised, labeled, or removed.

Corrections

Clinicians can report a suspected error with the page URL, the exact issue, and a supporting source. Safety-relevant corrections receive priority.

Independence

Commercial relationships do not determine clinical recommendations. Sponsored material, if introduced, will be labeled clearly.