Fact-Checking & Sources

Material healthcare claims should be supported by official or authoritative sources.

Priority Sources

We prioritize the following sources for verifying healthcare claims:

  • Official hospital websites and publications
  • Thai government and health ministry bodies
  • International accreditation organizations (JCI, HA Thailand, etc.)
  • Recognized ranking bodies (Newsweek, etc.)
  • Reputable medical organizations and societies
  • Peer-reviewed medical literature

Verification Process

  • Cross-reference claims across multiple authoritative sources
  • Date-stamp time-sensitive information (doctors, prices, accreditation, visa rules)
  • Label unverified claims clearly for confirmation
  • Remove claims that cannot be substantiated
  • Separate client-provided information from independently verified facts

Client-Provided Information

Bangladesh office contact details and similar client-provided information are clearly labelled as such and should be verified directly before use.

What Readers Can Expect

  • Clear sourcing for all claims and data points
  • Transparent editorial labels distinguishing analysis from hospital-provided information
  • No invented medical claims or fabricated treatment outcomes
  • No fake patient stories or manufactured testimonials
  • Practical guidance on what should be verified before a healthcare decision