Medical Review Policy

Who reviews our content

Medical content is reviewed by the JordanMedHub Medical Editorial Team, and pages show the attribution "Reviewed by the JordanMedHub Medical Editorial Team". When a page has been reviewed by a named individual whose details we have on file, the page shows that person's name instead.

What the review checks

• Every clinical statement matches the source cited for it, and those sources are reputable and current.
• Numbers that guide decisions — reference ranges, thresholds, doses, and timeframes — are taken from guideline or regulator sources, not secondary summaries.
• Warning signs and "when to see a doctor" advice are present and clearly worded, including when to seek emergency care.
• Claims about medicines in Jordan, such as registration status, are checked against official Jordanian records; where we could not confirm a status, we do not claim it.
• The page gives general information only, with no individual diagnosis or dosing advice.

Keeping content current

Pages are revisited when clinical guidance changes, when a source is updated, or when an error is reported. Substantive changes go through the same review, and each article shows its last-updated date.

Reporting a problem

If you believe something on a medical page is wrong or unsafe, please tell us through the Contact page under "Report a content error" with the page link. Safety-related reports are prioritised.

Important

Reviewed content is still general information and does not replace advice from your own doctor or pharmacist. In an emergency, call 911.