Contributor
AIR Editorial Team
The editorial team prepares source-led drafts and records each review. A named clinical reviewer and Dr. Randall Gates must approve medical articles before publication.
Role
Research, drafting, records, and corrections.
The AIR Editorial Team prepares MRI Insights briefs and drafts. The team records source details, target questions, article revisions, internal links, review dates, and corrections.
The team is an editorial contributor, not a clinician. It does not provide medical advice or approve medical claims.
Responsibilities
What the team owns.
01
A focused brief
One main patient question, one search intent, a clear audience, a useful next step, and a list of claims that need proof.
02
A source record
Source title, publisher, link, access date, and notes that connect each source to the wording it supports.
03
A reviewable revision
Plain-language copy with limits, disclosures, related AIR pages, metadata, and a fixed revision number.
04
A correction record
Material changes get a new revision and return to review. Public pages show current update and next review dates.
AI assistance
The team may use AI, with fixed human gates.
AI may help organize source notes, propose an outline, draft wording, or check article structure. The AIR Editorial Team checks the work and owns the draft.
A named clinical reviewer must approve medical content. Dr. Randall Gates must then approve the same article revision. The publishing system rejects an approval when the revision or content hash has changed.
Related information
See the full publication standard.
Article concern
Call AIR and name the article.
The office can route a source, accuracy, or correction concern to the editorial team.