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Help for editors

Our editorial principles help readers understand what Audivello knows and where the information came from.

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Working on an article

  • Start with the reader’s practical question. Write clearly and respectfully.
  • Use relevant primary sources, and record the source and date for factual information.
  • Distinguish general information from individual clinical advice.
  • State limitations and review status. Do not invent professional approval.
  • Check links, image descriptions, headings and readability before publication.

Working on a centre profile

Preserve the centre’s name, address and source reference. Do not fill gaps with assumptions. Opening times, prices, services and available appointments need evidence.

Retrieving a source is not confirmation from a clinic. Do not use patient stories, ratings or recommendations without evidence and any necessary permission.

Corrections and AI

AI can help with drafts and structure, but is not a source or professional approval. Audivello has no public editor login.

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