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ReviewPosted 18 Sep 2026 · closes 28 Sep
Type 2 diabetes: first-line medicineshealthguide.example/type-2-diabetes/medicines · 1,340 words
FieldEndocrinology
Who can take itLicensed clinician
CreditReviewed by, on the page
What the publisher asks · example

Check dosing, contraindications and monitoring guidance against current NICE and ADA recommendations. Flag anything out of date and propose exact wording with a source.

HGhealthguide.exampleVerified publisher · 24 pages on record · accepts 91% of reviews
One specialist at a time. Declined work is never public.
How taking a request works

From an open request to credit on your profile

Build your profile
Step 1
Take a request in your fieldOnly requests matching your topics and authority are open to you.
Matched to youin your fields
Type 2 diabetes medicinesEndocrinology
Insulin dosing guideEndocrinology
HbA1c explainedDiabetes care
Step 2
Do the work, with sourcesPropose exact changes and cite what supports each one.
CURRENTStart on 1,000 mg twice a day.
PROPOSEDStart on 500 mg once daily, then titrate.
Source: NICE NG28, 2022
Step 3
Get credited if acceptedAccepted work joins the page record and your public profile.
Accepted by healthguide.example
Contribution score171 → 176
Endocrinology authority+2
"Reviewed by" shown on the page
Request types

Four kinds of request, four kinds of credit

Each request asks for one kind of work. The type decides what you deliver and how you are credited.

TypeWhat you deliverCredited as
ReviewCheck every claim on the page and list anything that needs changing, with sources.Reviewed by
CorrectionFix specific errors: exact current text, replacement, reason and source.Corrected by
SourceFind evidence for claims that have none, and cite it precisely.Sourced by
EditImprove clarity and structure without changing the facts.Edited by

Questions contributors ask

The short answer first, then the detail.
Who can take a request?Only verified contributors whose topics match

Some requests ask for more, such as a licensed clinician; you confirm it when you take the request.

Is it paid?

If a request comes from a paid review, its fee is shown on the request and paid when the publisher decides. Other requests give public credit only.

What if I run out of time?Release it from your dashboard and it reopens to others

Nothing is recorded against you. Missing the deadline without releasing it releases it automatically.

What if the publisher declines my work?It stays private and earns no credit

Your trust score counts it, which is why a clear source for each change matters. If you publish Posting your own

How do I post a request?From your publisher dashboard, pick a page and say what it needs

It appears here for matching specialists, or you can invite one person directly.

Do I have to use requests?No

Contributors can also propose corrections to any page on a verified site. Requests just tell them where you want help most.

More questions?A named person replies within one working day.Ask a question →