How reliable is the content on Medpedia?
The seed content available on Medpedia at launch is up to date, accurate, and provided by reputable sources. After beta launch in February 2009, once Editors start making edits and adding new pages to the seed content, it is possible, and even likely, that there will be mistakes and there will be language that is unclear. This is the nature of a collaborative wiki. It is anticipated that hundreds of Editors will soon be reading the Articles and monitoring changes using the Recent Changes page. The model, therefore, is that incorrect information will be corrected quickly, and the overall accuracy of Medpedia will always be improving. Thus, if you see information you think is wrong, it is in your power to correct it. Please create a profile , and make the change yourself if you are a physician or Ph.D., use the Suggest a Change option on Article pages, or email Medpedia and it will be reviewed by an approved Editor and possibly changed. The content on, or accessible through, Medpedia.com
