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AI may assist drafting

AI tools may help organize research, outline topics, or create an initial draft. AI output is not treated as a source and cannot approve or publish an article.

Primary sources come first

Exam rules and dates are checked against official sources such as FSBPT materials. Clinical or educational claims use authoritative sources appropriate to the topic, and the sources are shown on the article.

Named review is earned

An article displays “Clinically reviewed by Mohammed Khaled, PT, DPT” only after that review step is recorded. Legacy or pending articles do not receive the badge automatically.

Corrections stay visible

Material updates receive a new updated or reviewed date. Readers can report a concern so the article can be checked, corrected, or temporarily removed from publication.

Independence and scope

PTverse is an independent educational product. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by FSBPT, and PTverse practice feedback is not an official NPTE score or pass prediction. Blog content is educational and is not individualized medical advice.

How to request a correction

If a fact, citation, or clinical statement appears inaccurate, email support@ptverse.app with the article link and concern. Reports are reviewed through the PTverse quality workflow.