CONTENT STANDARDS

Content Policy

Every contribution must protect patients and support transparent medical learning.

Patient privacy

Clinical content must be de-identified. Users must not submit protected health information or details that could identify a patient.

Images, video, and files

Uploaded media must be de-identified and used with appropriate permission. Unsupported or unsafe files may be rejected.

References and review

References should be included where appropriate. When references are not applicable, the Administrator should document a reason before publishing.

Corrections

Reported errors are reviewed by the Administrator. Content may be corrected, revised, archived, or left unchanged with a documented decision.

Prohibited claims

Content must not promise exam success or describe material as expert-approved, clinically validated, or jurisdiction-compliant without documented evidence.


Last updated: 23 July 2026. These plain-language pages describe current MedQ Daily practices and are not a claim of jurisdiction-specific legal compliance.