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title: "Medical sources and scientific references"
description: "The international standards behind SijiliCare's medical content, and the limits of the platform: a tool for running a clinic and documenting records, not clinical advice."
url: "https://sijilicare.com/en/medical-references"
language: "en"
updated: "2026-09-23T22:02:44.138Z"
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# Medical sources and scientific references

SijiliCare is built to give healthcare providers a dependable, secure way to run their clinics and patient records, holding to the international standards recognised for medical content.

## The nature of the content

The platform is for licensed medical professionals only, and covers the administrative and clinical work of a clinic: managing appointments, documenting histories, building treatment plans and tracking medication, in line with the local regulations that apply.

## The scientific sources we rely on

The medical information inside the app is grounded in internationally recognised references, linked at the end of this page.

## Our commitment to transparency

Medical information is reviewed by qualified doctors and is designed to support clinical workflow, never to replace a doctor's own judgement or diagnosis. The medical decision remains the treating physician's alone.

## Questions

For anything to do with our medical sources or scientific content, write to info@sijilicare.com.

## Sources

- [World Health Organization (WHO)](https://www.who.int)
- [PubMed — National Library of Medicine](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
- [ICD-10 classification](https://icd.who.int)
- [National Institutes of Health (NIH)](https://www.nih.gov)
- [British National Formulary (BNF)](https://bnf.nice.org.uk)