How we review clinical content

Every anatomical description and patient explanation in PelvicVision starts as a draft. It is written first, then reviewed by a qualified clinician before it is presented as reviewed. Until that review is complete, the content carries a visible badge inside the product — including to you, and including here on this blog.

Why the badge stays visible

An unreviewed label is uncomfortable to ship. A confident mistake is worse. If you are standing next to a patient explaining something on screen, you need to know which of those two you are looking at, and you should not have to ask us.

What review actually means

A reviewer's name and the date they signed off are recorded against the content. A post cannot be marked approved without both — the build refuses it. That is a deliberate constraint rather than a convention: an approved page with nobody's name on it is indistinguishable from an unreviewed one.

Where this is going

The review queue is public in the repository. As content clears review the badges disappear, one entry at a time.