Person-centred writing
Material focuses on needs, functioning, choice and everyday life rather than reducing a person to symptoms.
A useful article should be clear, practical and honest about the limits of evidence. We avoid sounding certain where the underlying information remains uncertain.
Material focuses on needs, functioning, choice and everyday life rather than reducing a person to symptoms.
Medical and psychological claims should rely on trustworthy sources and, where appropriate, professional review.
Content should distinguish established recommendations from preliminary, limited or expert-opinion material.
Material errors are corrected and meaningful updates should have a visible review date.