This translation is a draft: it was produced with AI and has not yet been checked by a medical editor. Please rely on the original sources and the Uzbek version.
Principles of trust

Information must be backed by a source.

The strength of the portal lies not in big promises, but in openly showing how the information was checked.

Three separate questions

  1. Is the source truly official and open to the public?
  2. Does the source confirm exactly this claim?
  3. Is the information still current?

What the verification marks mean

“Service listed on the official page” means the service is mentioned on the institution’s page. “Institution in the legal list” means its name appears in an official resolution. The second mark does not confirm an active service or current patient admission.

Current limitations

No independent clinical editor has been appointed. The articles are written in plain language from official and scientific sources and do not replace a doctor’s advice. Phone numbers were taken from official websites and have not been tested by calling. The catalog for all of Uzbekistan is not yet complete.

What is not published?

Numbers without a source, artificial reviews, invented specialists, unconfirmed positions and experience, guaranteed results, and donor advertisements. Artificial portraits are not used as photos of doctors.

Images

An official website being publicly accessible does not automatically give the right to republish an image. Until the right is clarified, a link to the original profile is provided. The symbol on the home page is symbolic graphics, not an anatomical image.

Independence

Inclusion in the catalog does not mean cooperation, the institution’s consent, or an endorsement by the portal. Paid placement does not replace a medical assessment or evidence.

Corrections

Links to sources are open. Substantiated corrections are rechecked. A public channel for reports has not yet been launched; the portal does not show an unsent report as “received”.