Every article you read on Trust Medical is written by health-care specialists and verified by board-certified clinicians. Our goal is simple: provide information that is accurate, accessible, and updated the moment guidance changes.
Our editors analyze patient questions, search trends, and new clinical guidelines to choose topics that matter most to people who need doctor’s notes.
2. Drafting
Professional medical writers create the first draft in plain language, citing only primary sources.
3. Medical Review
A board-certified clinician verifies every fact, adds clinical nuance, and signs off with their NPI number.
4. Compliance & Copy-edit
Legal and copy teams check HIPAA compliance, tone, and readability (Grade 9 or lower).
5. Publication & Ongoing Updates
Articles are re-audited at least every 12 months, or sooner if the CDC/FDA releases new guidance.
Sourcing & Fact-Checking Standards
Preferred sources:
• CDC • NIH • PubMed • Peer-reviewed journals • State health departments
We reference original research — not press releases or second-hand summaries.
Direct quotes from clinicians are clearly attributed.
External commercial links are set to rel= "nofollow"; .gov, .edu, and peer-reviewed journal links remain follow.
Updating & Corrections Policy
Routine review
Every article is re-evaluated at least once per year.
Rapid updates
We update within 72 hours of major policy or guideline changes (e.g., new OSHA rules).
Correction workflow
If an error is found, a correction banner is added at the top of the article with the timestamp and nature of the change.
Conflict-of-Interest & Independence
Our medical reviewers are paid for their time spent reviewing content, and in many cases also provide clinical services to patients who purchase doctor’s notes through Trust Medical. While they may financially benefit from patient care, they are not involved in advertising, and their editorial decisions are made independently of marketing or revenue-generating teams.
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