Editorial Policy
Sanimentis publishes educational information about mental health and addiction treatment. We distinguish editorial authorship from clinical review: a clinical review is identified by a named reviewer, relevant credentials, and a review date. An editorial-team byline or a source citation alone does not establish clinical review.
Our Editorial Standards
- New clinical publications require documented review by an identifiable, qualified professional and editorial approval.
- Previously published articles are being assessed for review documentation and updates. Do not assume that an article without a named qualified reviewer has been clinically reviewed.
- We cite peer-reviewed sources, government health agencies, and established clinical organizations.
- No facility can pay to influence editorial content or article positioning.
- Review dates should reflect actual review, not automatic changes made to suggest freshness.
Medical Review Process
Clinical review assesses the accuracy of health claims, the framing of treatment options, and the supporting sources. Review approval applies to a specific version of an article; substantive changes require another review. AI-assisted drafting is not a substitute for a qualified human reviewer. Our articles are educational and do not replace individualized medical advice.