Core Editorial Principles
We adhere to strict standards of medical accuracy, transparency, and independence for healthcare professionals.
Absolute Clinical Precision
All medical formulas and diagnostic equations are verified against primary global and regional databases before going live.
Transparent Sourcing
We cite all primary healthcare authorities, technical whitepapers, and academic references clearly in the footer of each tool.
Unbiased Objectivity
Our software evaluations are based on technical requirements and real user workflows, entirely free of vendor sponsorships.
Accurate Translation Standards
We apply precise medical translation rules to ensure consistency between English terms and Arabic clinical usage.
Editorial Workflow & Integrity
Clinical & Technical Research
Compiling medical definitions, regulatory codes, and computational formulas from official healthcare registries.
Software Coding & Beta Testing
Building mathematical calculators and admin databases, followed by test cases to ensure perfect calculation outputs.
Medical Review Board Verification
Reviewing calculators and clinical articles by Tabeeb+ Medical Review Board consultants for clinical safety.
Publishing & Routine Auditing
Deploying content and performing scheduled audits to implement updates as healthcare laws and guidelines evolve.
Our Trusted Sourcing Criteria
National Health & Tax Registries
Direct mandates from GCC ministries of health, CCHI, and local tax authorities like ZATCA.
Global Health Institutions
Peer-reviewed literature, WHO manuals, and professional clinical bodies (like ADA, AHA, etc.).
Verified Field Experience
Feedback and operational insights from real clinic networks and active practitioners utilizing Tabeeb+.
Correction & Hotfix Protocol
Error Detection & Clinician Reports
We actively listen to clinician feedback and investigate any reported calculator variance immediately.
24-Hour Hotfix Deployments
Correcting faulty equations or outdated guidelines within 24 hours of clinical verification.
Auditable Change History
Updating the 'last modified' metadata and reporting major structural improvements in our product changelog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who reviews the medical and software content on Tabeeb+?
All clinical articles, calculator tools, and software comparison guides are reviewed by senior consultants, medical billing experts, and clinical software developers under a strict editorial code.
How do you ensure the precision of medical calculators?
Every clinical calculator undergoes a two-step validation: clinical review against peer-reviewed journals (like WHO or UpToDate) and code review to prevent computation errors.
What are your primary sourcing standards?
We source exclusively from national health ministries, healthcare regulatory boards, peer-reviewed clinical research databases, and technical standards bodies like HL7 and ZATCA.
How do you handle corrections or new regulatory changes?
Upon detecting errors or receiving updates on government codes (like ministry guidelines or e-invoicing updates), we apply hotfixes, log edits in the changelog, and update review dates.
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