Medical Content Review
A line-by-line medical review of healthcare and pharmaceutical copy, with comments where wording is inaccurate, unsupported or inconsistent with the source material.
Medical review servicesIndependent medical content review
Medical content review for healthcare websites.
Clinora provides independent medical review of patient information, disease and treatment content, pharmaceutical copy and referenced healthcare articles.
- Founder-led review
- B.Pharm.
- 28+ years' professional experience
- Mumbai, India
What we do
Independent review at the final editorial stage.
We work with healthcare content teams when copy is close to publication or being updated. The review concentrates on whether the medical meaning is accurate, whether claims are supported, and whether terminology and references are being used consistently.
Healthcare Website Review
Review of patient-facing and professional website pages, including new builds, content migrations and substantial content updates.
Website reviewFact-Checking & References
Claims, figures and referenced statements checked against the source material supplied for the project.
Fact-checking servicesWebsite content review
Healthcare website content, carefully reviewed.
Website copy has to be concise without losing the meaning of the underlying medical information. We review individual pages and larger content sets for accuracy, claims, terminology, references and consistency across the site.
How website review worksDisease & condition pagesPatient and public information about diseases, symptoms and care pathways.
Treatment informationTherapy-area and treatment content that needs careful source alignment.
Healthcare articlesEditorial and educational content written for patients or professional audiences.
Pharmaceutical contentHealthcare and product-related materials where medical wording and references matter.
Content updatesReview of revised or ageing pages against the references and source material supplied.
Multi-page websitesConsistency checks across related pages, terminology, claims and repeated statements.
Review process
A review process that fits editorial workflows.
Send the content in the format your team is already using. We agree the scope, return marked-up comments, and check revised wording where a second pass is needed.
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Share the content
Send the pages, copy deck or document, together with the references available for the review.
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Medical review
We review the copy against the agreed scope, source material and intended audience.
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Marked-up comments
Queries and corrections are returned in the working file so the editorial or digital team can action them directly.
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Second pass
Where required, revised wording is checked again before publication or final handover.
Founder-led review
Led by Tazim Khan, B.Pharm.
Tazim founded Clinora after a career spanning pharmaceutical medical information, scientific writing, editing and medical-content review. His work focuses on content at the point of publication: the medical meaning, the evidence behind a statement, and whether that information has been expressed appropriately for its audience.
Clinora was established in Mumbai in 2026 as a focused, independent review service for healthcare content teams.
B.Pharm.
28+ years' professional experience
Mumbai, India
Client feedback
Feedback from recent review work.
Clinora works with content, editorial and account teams that need an independent medical review before final delivery or publication.
“We brought Clinora in for the final medical review of a set of patient-facing website pages. The comments were precise and practical for our editorial team. Tazim also picked up inconsistencies in terminology and source interpretation that we had missed internally.”
“The review was thorough without slowing the project down. Tazim was particularly useful on claims, references and places where the copy had drifted from the source material. Both our medical and content teams could action the comments quickly.”
Need a medical review before publication?
Send us the scope, format and approximate volume. We’ll come back to you with the next step.