This page explains how content on aparchealthandmotion.in is written, sourced, reviewed and corrected. It applies to every page and article on this website.
Who writes our content
Clinical content is written or directed by APARC physiotherapists and reviewed by the head of the relevant department before publication. Non-clinical content — centre information, opening details, service descriptions — is maintained by APARC’s team and checked against the centre concerned.
How we source clinical information
- We prefer primary sources: peer-reviewed studies, systematic reviews and guidance from recognised bodies
- Every citation is checked before publication — title, authors, and link
- Where evidence is limited or contested, we say so rather than overstating it
- Where a treatment may not suit a reader, we say who it is not appropriate for
Separating information from promotion
Our pages describe services we genuinely provide. We do not use superlative marketing claims such as “best” or “leading” about our own services, and we do not criticise named competitors. Where a different type of care would suit a reader better, we say so.
Accuracy of facts about APARC
Centre numbers, locations, services, equipment and team details are verified against our own records before publication. Where availability varies between centres, we say so and ask readers to confirm with the centre.
Dates and updates
Clinical pages display the date of last clinical review. Content is updated when practice, evidence or our services change.
Corrections
If we publish something inaccurate we correct it. To report an error, contact us with the page address and the problem. Our review process is described in our medical review policy.
Artificial intelligence
Where drafting tools are used to help prepare content, the material is checked for factual accuracy by APARC staff and, for clinical pages, reviewed by a named clinician before publication. No clinical page is published on the basis of automated output alone.
Medical disclaimer: this page is general information and is not medical advice or a substitute for individual assessment. See our medical disclaimer.