Authors & Reviewers
Meet the editorial contributors and understand how authorship and medical review are represented on Perioperative Medicine.
Meet the editorial contributors and understand how authorship and medical review are represented on Perioperative Medicine.
Authorship standards
Every substantive article should identify the person or editorial team responsible for the content. Author information should reflect real qualifications and experience and should never be invented for SEO or trust signals.
Medical review
When an article receives clinical review, the reviewer’s name and relevant credentials should be shown only after that review has actually occurred. Reviewer profiles should describe verifiable qualifications and, where appropriate, professional affiliations.
Editorial Team
Articles that do not require named clinical review may be published by the Perioperative Medicine Editorial Team when the content is general education and has been developed using the site’s sourcing standards.
Transparency
If a page has not been medically reviewed by a named clinician, the site should not present it as though it has. Clear labeling is more useful to readers than decorative credentials.