1. Receive and screen
We check that the submission includes a clear source, purpose, and enough information to assess who it may help.
Resource trust & transparency
How OT Oraculum reviews a listing.
We aim to make resource information clear, current, and useful. A suggestion is not published just because it is submitted.
2. Verify key details
Before publication, reviewers confirm the organization or source, location or service area, eligibility, cost information, and accessibility details where available.
3. Review for usefulness and inclusion
Listings should use respectful language, identify limitations, and avoid promising outcomes or replacing professional care.
4. Publish and revisit
Published listings show their review date. Reports of broken links, changed eligibility, or inaccurate information trigger a new review.
Important: OT Oraculum is a resource-navigation service, not a medical provider. People should consult an appropriately qualified professional for individual assessment, diagnosis, or treatment decisions.
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