Editorial policy

What we publish

Summaries of new clinical guidelines and recent peer-reviewed papers, and practice cases, written for healthcare professionals. They help you notice what changed; they do not replace the source document or your clinical judgement.

Sources

Every clinical page cites its sources: the guideline body and year, or the journal and PubMed ID, with the page or section referred to. We link to the original so you can check it.

We summarise in our own words and do not reproduce copyrighted text, tables or flowcharts.

How pages are written

Drafts may be prepared with the help of AI tools, from the source documents only. No page is published until a clinician has checked it against its sources (see Medical review).

What we do not publish

Patient-facing advice, individual treatment recommendations, or doses to act on without the source. Pages show the date they were last reviewed.

Independence

[To confirm by the owner: policy on sponsorship and advertising, and how sponsored content would be labelled.]