Editorial standards at Elara Health
Health information needs clear accountability. This page explains how Elara publishes content and what editorial approval, documented medical review, and automated validation each mean.
Editorial responsibility
Elara Health is responsible for the selection, structure, clarity, and updating of published content. Editorial responsibility is identified separately from medical review.
Medical review
A page is described as medically reviewed only when a specific qualified person is documented with name, qualification, profile URL, and review date. If that documentation is absent, Elara does not claim medical review.
Sources and evidence
Medical statements should be traceable to guidelines, original research, professional societies, or institutional medical resources. Sources are linked on the relevant page, and important limitations or uncertainty should be stated.
AI assistance
AI may assist with research, structure, translation, or editorial processing. Automated validation or AI assistance is not a medical review and is treated separately.
Updates and corrections
Content is updated when evidence, product functionality, or documented project findings change. Where possible, pages display their update date. Factual errors should be corrected without presenting superseded claims as current.
Product and editorial content
Elara Health is both a product and an information service. Editorial content therefore must not imply diagnostic or therapeutic effectiveness for an app feature unless that claim is appropriately supported.
Editorial responsibility
Frederik Marquart is the founder and managing director of Elara Health and carries editorial responsibility. This is not a medical qualification or medical review.