Medical Editorial Policy
Last reviewed: 17 July 2026.
Clinical pages and health articles on this website provide responsible general information for patients in India. They do not replace individual medical advice.
Who writes and reviews the content
Dr Bhavna Patil Singh, MBBS, DGO, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist (Maharashtra Medical Council registration 2011040974), is the clinical author and final reviewer of medical pages on this single-doctor clinic website. This is clinician review, not an independent second-doctor review; pages describe that ownership directly.
Evidence hierarchy
High-stakes statements are checked first against Indian public-health or professional guidance when available, followed by major international bodies such as WHO, RCOG or ACOG. Relevant sources are linked on clinical pages. Clinic-specific details such as timings, fees and services are checked against current practice information and should be reconfirmed when booking.
How pages are updated
A visible date is changed only after a page receives a substantive clinical or factual review. Content is also reviewed when guidance changes, a material error is identified, a service detail changes, or a scheduled site review is completed. The doctor remains accountable for the published clinical meaning.
Digital tools and AI assistance
Drafting, formatting, search-analysis or quality-assurance tools may assist website production. They are not treated as medical sources and do not replace clinician review. Source selection, clinical interpretation and the final published wording remain the responsibility of the named clinical author and reviewer.
Corrections
Material factual corrections are made promptly, with the review date updated when the clinical meaning changes. To report a possible error, call 830 842 6367 or use the contact page. A correction request is assessed against the cited source and current clinic information.
Independence and patient safety
Content does not promise outcomes or replace diagnosis, informed consent or an individual care plan. Treatment pages include the option not to proceed where relevant. Patient stories or images are used only with appropriate permission. Urgent symptoms require direct emergency care rather than an online form.
