This page explains how MedLearnHub content is created, checked and kept up to date.
Who writes our articles
Articles are written by doctors. The author is named on every article and has a profile page listing their qualifications and other articles.
[EDIT: Minimum qualification for authors, e.g. "All authors hold an MBBS degree and a valid NMC/State Medical Council registration."]
Medical review
Where an article has been medically reviewed, the reviewer and the date of the last review are shown at the top of the article.
[EDIT: Who reviews (e.g. a doctor with a postgraduate qualification in the relevant subject), which articles are reviewed, and how often reviews are repeated.]
Sources
We base content on standard textbooks, current clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed literature. Articles list their main references in a "Sources / References" section.
[EDIT: Examples of the standard references you rely on, e.g. Harrison's, Bailey & Love, Williams Obstetrics, AHA/ICMR guidelines.]
Exam focus
Our notes are written for exam preparation (NEET PG, INICET, FMGE and similar). They highlight frequently tested facts and are not complete clinical references.
Updates and corrections
We update articles when guidelines change or when an error is reported. Significant corrections are reflected in the article's "Last reviewed" or "Updated" date.
[EDIT: How readers report errors and how quickly you aim to act, e.g. "Reported errors are checked within 7 days."]
Independence
[EDIT: State whether you accept advertising or sponsorship, and that it does not influence editorial content.]
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