Editorial & Content Policy

Prescriply publishes guides for Bangladeshi doctors and their patients — on digital prescriptions, BM&DC verification, chamber income and settlement, ICD-10 coding, and related practice topics. This policy explains how that content is written, checked and kept current, so you can judge how much to rely on it. It applies to our guides and the explanatory copy across the site.

• Original content. Our guides are written in-house, for the Bangladeshi context. We do not copy third-party articles.
• Grounded in primary sources. Where a guide states a rule or fact, we work from primary references — for example the BM&DC and its official register, the BM&DC Telemedicine Guidelines, the DGDA drug reference, and the relevant law — and we point readers to those sources.
• Plain, English-only. Guides are written in clear English with standard 0–9 numerals, so they read the same for every doctor and patient.

• Reviewed before publishing. Content is checked for accuracy before it goes live, and product claims are verified against how Prescriply actually works — not how we wish it worked.
• Confirmed vs uncertain. When a detail cannot be confirmed from a reliable source, we either leave it out or say plainly that it is uncertain, rather than presenting a guess as fact.
• Corrections welcome. If you spot an error, tell us at info@publicpulse.com.bd and we will review and correct it.

Our guides are written by the Prescriply team, and the ones that touch clinical, medical or health-legal matters are reviewed by a registered doctor before publishing.

We never invent statistics, ratings, reviews, testimonials or user counts. Any figure we publish is either sourced, drawn from our own product (for example the drug-catalogue size), or clearly attributed as another company’s own public claim. Where we compare Prescriply with other products, the comparison is based on each vendor’s publicly available information as of the date shown, and we encourage you to confirm current details with each vendor directly.

Our guides are general information, not legal or medical advice, and they are not a substitute for a qualified professional or the primary sources themselves. Rules and guidance change; always confirm the current position with the relevant authority or a suitable adviser. Clinical decisions — diagnosis, medicines and doses — are the responsibility of the treating, BM&DC-registered doctor. Any AI features in Prescriply are advisory and doctor-supervised, as described in the FAQ.

Each guide shows a publication date, and we update guides when the underlying rules or facts change. An update refreshes the date so you can see how current a piece is. For how we handle your data, see the Privacy Policy and Data Protection statement; for the security posture behind the product, see Security.

Questions about our content, a correction, or a source request? Email info@publicpulse.com.bd.