Membership
Eligibility, conduct, participation, renewal, and accountability.
Institutional Standards
Trust needs visible expectations.
The standards layer is intended to give programs and participants a shared language for responsible decisions, work, review, and improvement.
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Standards areas
Fourteen areas for a connected ecosystem.
Detailed standards, evidence requirements, reviewers, approval paths, and enforcement processes may differ by program. A named standard is not active merely because it appears on this page.
Verification
Clear review scope, evidence boundaries, expiry, and correction processes.
Professional
Responsible representation, competence boundaries, and professional conduct.
Clinical
Patient-centered safeguards, clinical oversight, evidence, and regulated-scope boundaries.
Technology
Purpose, reliability, accessibility, interoperability, and maintainability.
AI
Human accountability, transparency, appropriate review, and risk-aware use.
Security & Privacy
Data minimization, access control, confidentiality, resilience, and lawful handling.
Editorial
Accuracy, attribution, correction, independence, and disclosure.
Research
Method clarity, evidence quality, conflicts, ethics, and reproducibility where appropriate.
Partnership
Shared expectations, scope, accountability, and transparent conflicts.
Education
Learning objectives, qualified stewardship, accessibility, and honest outcomes.
Community
Respectful participation, safety, inclusion, moderation, and escalation.
Innovation
Useful experimentation with defined safeguards and measurable learning.
Quality
Defined outcomes, review, correction, continuous improvement, and documented ownership.