Editorial policy

Our brief is education: repeatable workflows with explicit uncertainty. Editors bias toward HIPAA-aware tone, non-diagnostic narratives, and respect for clinician scope-of-practice.

Claims & evidence

• Avoid inventing performance statistics, patient counts, or ranking screenshots.
• Prefer qualitative reasoning and falsifiable experiments over implied guarantees.
• Disclose when guidance is directional because laws, payers, and platforms shift.

Medical boundaries

Authors do not instruct dosing, candidacy decisions, or clinical protocols. Marketing copy must defer to licensed providers and regional compliance teams.

Review ethics

We discourage manipulative review schemes, undisclosed incentives, or language that pressures patients. Templates are drafts until counsel approves them.