Medical Review Process
Health information is only useful if it is accurate. Every article published on LifeCheckIQ is reviewed by Deborah Adotso, a General Nurse at Pantang Hospital, Accra, before it goes live.This page explains that review process in full, so you can see exactly how our content is checked before you ever read it.
1. Source verification
Before anything is published, the underlying medical information is checked against current, authoritative sources — WHO, CDC, NIH, NHS and peer-reviewed literature. We confirm that any clinical score, threshold or formula matches its validated published definition.
2. Accuracy check
Our review team verifies that calculators compute correctly, that result categories align with recognised clinical guidelines, and that the accompanying explanations are medically sound and free of misleading statements.
3. Clinical review before publishing
Before any article goes live, Deborah Adotso, a General Nurse at Pantang Hospital, Accra, reviews it for clinical accuracy, clarity and safety — checking that it appropriately signals when a reader should seek professional care and never overstates what the content or a tool can do.
4. Ongoing updates
Published content is revisited periodically and when guidelines change. Each page shows a last-updated date so readers can see how current the information is.
Our commitment
We are committed to transparency about how our content is made. As LifeCheckIQ grows, we continue to strengthen our review process, including working with qualified healthcare professionals. If you are a licensed medical professional interested in contributing to or reviewing our content, we would love to hear from you — please get in touch.