Editorial policy

Infludoc publishes planning resources for brands and healthcare creators. This policy explains how we distinguish educational guidance, illustrative examples and reported campaign experience.

Scope

Our articles cover communication and campaign planning: creator selection, briefs, formats, review processes and measurement. They are not medical, legal or regulatory advice. Local requirements must be reviewed by the appropriate brand teams and participating professionals.

Authorship

Articles are published by the Infludoc editorial team, part of the Doctor Creator ecosystem. We do not claim independent clinical or third-party review where none has taken place.

Sources and market context

We prioritize official and primary sources when discussing platform policies or professional requirements. Brazil-specific guidance is identified as such and should not be generalized to other markets. Publication dates do not guarantee that an external rule remains current.

Examples and project accounts

Hypothetical briefs, scenarios and calculations are labelled as illustrative. They do not represent actual clients, campaigns or results. Founder-reported project accounts identify their source and distinguish qualitative observations from independently verified outcomes.

Results and attribution

We do not infer sales from engagement or brand mentions. Claims about results need a stated source, period and measurement method. A campaign’s performance is not a promise of future results.

Updates and corrections

When an article is revised, its update date changes while its original publication date is retained. Send correction requests to relacionamento@doctorcreator.com.br with the page and passage concerned.