How Intuita prepares research syntheses
These pages are evidence-led editorial syntheses for therapists and informed readers. They are not systematic reviews, clinical guidelines, diagnoses or treatment recommendations.
Scope and audience
We explain a defined research question for therapy practice and state where evidence does not support a conclusion. Editorial synthesis does not replace professional judgment or a formal evidence review.
Source types
Primary research, official statistics, professional guidance and lived-experience reports are labelled by source type. They provide different kinds of evidence and are not treated as interchangeable.
Severe and causal claims
For severe outcomes or causal claims, we retain the study design, population, denominator, evidence date and material limitations so a result is not presented more broadly than its source supports.
English and Dutch editions
English and Dutch pages are edited for their own readers and care context. They are locale-specific editorial pages, not keyword-translated copies.
Product verification and revisions
Intuita product claims are checked against a current rendered product surface; desired or planned capabilities are excluded. The modified date changes only after a substantive revision, not after metadata-only SEO work.
Corrections
If you find a sourcing, interpretation or product-scope error, send the article title, URL and correction to our public contact address.
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