Professional readers should be able to tell what kind of material they are reading. SAS Doctors Review will label content as news, explanation, analysis, commentary, resource or personal perspective.
News should identify the source and the date of the underlying development. Explanation should make complex material accessible without quietly changing its meaning. Analysis can draw conclusions, but must show the reasoning and acknowledge material limitations.
Articles will carry a publication date, an update date where relevant, author information and links to primary sources. Corrections that materially affect meaning will be recorded rather than silently erased.
This approach is especially important where a subject touches contracts, regulation, employment rights or clinical governance. The website will provide professional information, not individual legal or clinical advice.