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Editorial team

Authors

The writers behind the Pulse Atlas library.

In-house team

Pulse Atlas Editorial

Writers and editors

Every guide on Pulse Atlas Health is drafted by the Pulse Atlas editorial team. The team briefs each guide from primary sources - NICE, the Royal Colleges, ESC, the BNF and peer-reviewed journals - then drafts in plain English and checks the page against those sources before publication.

Every page carries the date it was last checked. The library is re-reviewed on a rolling 12-month cycle, and sooner where a NICE update, licensing change or major trial shifts the picture.

The guides do not recommend individual clinics or consultants. They are written to explain, not to sell you a scan or point you to a provider.

Read our editorial standards About the editorial team

Review process

Brief, draft, review, publish, re-review.

  1. 01

    Brief from primary sources

    The editorial team drafts a brief from NICE, RCP, RCOG, RCR, ESC and the peer-reviewed literature - not from other patient sites, and never from clinic marketing.

  2. 02

    Draft in plain English

    A writer drafts the guide against the brief and the Pulse Atlas style guide - patient-first, jargon-explained, red flags flagged.

  3. 03

    Check against sources

    The draft is checked against the cited sources for accuracy, clarity and red-flag wording.

  4. 04

    Publish with date

    The guide goes live with its written-by line and last-checked date visible on the page.

  5. 05

    Re-review on cadence

    Guides are re-checked on a rolling 12-month cycle, and sooner where guidance or evidence changes materially.