Methodology
How content is selected and published.
The site is designed to publish curated FKRP information, not raw archives. Phase 1 defines the editorial baseline that later content must follow.
Content model
The website uses typed content collections for guides, papers, trials, therapies, glossary entries, resources, and updates. This keeps metadata consistent and makes filtering, search, and cross-linking possible as the library grows.
Evidence handling
- Substantive medical statements should be tied to published sources or formal guidance.
- Paper summaries should distinguish findings, limitations, and practical relevance.
- Where evidence is limited or evolving, that uncertainty should be stated directly.
- Placeholder routes in Phase 1 are intentionally marked as scaffolds, not finished reference pages.
Review model
Each mature page should display a review date and maintain enough structure to support repeatable update cycles. Core guides and glossary pages now follow a 6-month review target, paper summaries follow a quarterly review target, and trial or registry pages follow a monthly status-check target.
Material updates should be summarized on the public updates page, and review dates should only move forward after a real source check rather than a cosmetic edit.