Editorial & Content Policy
Last updated June 27, 2026
How HealthAtoms content is created, reviewed, and kept current — so you can trust what you read.
Named authorship
Every knowledge-base entry carries a named author. Entries touching clinical practice also carry a named medical reviewer; author and reviewer are separate roles.
AI assistance is disclosed
Some content is AI-assisted. It is curated and reviewed by our team before publication, and we cite sources for verifiable claims.
Sources & citations
Entries cite authoritative sources — standards bodies (HL7, SNOMED International, WHO, Regenstrief), regulators, and peer-reviewed literature. Citations link to the original.
Freshness
Entries show a last-reviewed date. Fast-moving topics (regulations, standard versions) are re-checked on a regular cadence. Readers can flag an entry as outdated; those flags feed our review queue.
Synthetic examples only
All clinical examples use synthetic data — invented names, IDs and scenarios. No real patient information appears anywhere on the platform.
Corrections
Spotted an error? Email hello@healthatoms.com. We correct confirmed errors promptly and note significant corrections.