Accuracy and accountability
Corrections policy and log
Identify the page, the exact issue, and the source that supports a correction. Clinical Forage will review the claim and document material changes.
Report an issue
Email corrections@clinicalforage.com. Include:
- the page URL and heading;
- the exact sentence, link, calculator behavior, or technical issue;
- the correction you propose;
- a primary source, registry record, consent document title, or agency guidance when available;
- the date you observed the problem.
Do not send medical records, private study documents, identity numbers, laboratory reports, eligibility forms, or health information.
Review process
- Preserve the report and locate the published claim.
- Check the controlling source and its scope.
- Consult a qualified reviewer when the question requires clinical, legal, or tax interpretation.
- Correct the page, update the review date, and add a material-correction note when the error could change a reader’s decision.
- Update tools, internal links, and redirects affected by the correction.
Material correction log
Records access, assignment, and tool corrections
Clarified that allocation concealment continues until assignment. Narrowed the HIPAA access-suspension explanation to the treatment-research exception and its consent conditions. Corrected the privacy-request email instructions. Fixed glossary filtering and calculator handling of blank, changed, and zero-time entries. Updated print handling for long worksheet entries, added worked time and payment examples, and corrected an example that referred to a calculator field that did not exist.
Attributed the revised guides to Kerr Media LLC, removed unverified individual biographical claims, and expanded the AI-assistance and review disclosures.
Sitewide editorial rebuild
Removed stale recruitment badges and thin insight pages. Corrected payment accrual and completion-incentive guidance. Expanded consent as an ongoing process, withdrawal choices, HIPAA authorization, research-only testing, incidental findings, and serious-adverse-event terminology. Added primary sources, author profiles, source-check dates, and correction paths.
Quiet edits
Spelling, punctuation, broken layout, and wording changes that do not alter meaning may be corrected without a log entry. Material factual changes receive an entry.