Editorial policy: sources, writing and corrections

Publishing and content responsibility

The publisher is the NAYIR content team, and the person responsible for content is Mohamed Elbakry. Preparation combines AI-assisted writing, checking information against linked sources, and reviewing clarity and wording.

When a review attributed to a particular version is completed, its details, scope and date are presented with the relevant content. This helps readers distinguish preparation, source checking and review of that version.

How do we choose and use sources?

We use institutional information such as NEI, NHS, AAPOS and AAO, and original research when explaining training. We write original practical explanations, with source links beside important information and in reading lists. Research findings are described with the method, participants and measured outcome so readers can understand what was tested.

Understanding the condition, care and program

Articles explain the condition, care options and questions for appointments. An eye clinician selects treatment and instructions using individual examination and measurements; NAYIR’s pages describe the program and participation. Evidence is presented within its scope, distinguishing a particular study’s findings from evidence of a specific program’s efficacy.

Dates, updates and corrections

Each article displays its content and source update date. When information is reviewed or amended, we consider the source and context and update the relevant wording. Send the page title, passage and suggested source through the contact page if you have a comment. A specific report helps us check the passage accurately and improve the explanation.