Values in Care
    Working evidence register. Some national estimates are dated, modeled or secondary. Every figure shows its evidence type, data year and last-checked date.
    Corrections

    Every changed claim, and why

    Each entry records what the register said, what it says now, the reason and the sources. Values held for review came from an audit but could not be confirmed against a primary source, so they are not shown in the register.

    1. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye WHO region

      Turkiye is a member of the WHO European Region, not the Eastern Mediterranean Region.

      Before and after

      Before: id: "turkiye", name: "Turkiye", region: "Eastern Mediterranean",

      After: id: "turkiye", name: "Turkiye", region: "Europe",

    2. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye framing as a regional performer

      Turkiye is in the WHO European Region, so "regional performer" implied a shared Eastern Mediterranean region.

      Before and after

      Before: "The highest regional performer in the comparator set, and the case where service building and reimbursement are documented in sequence."

      After: "The highest-consuming middle-income comparator outside South Asia, and the case where service building and reimbursement are documented in sequence."

    3. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye analog subtitle

      Wrong WHO region.

      Before and after

      Before: subtitle: 'Eastern Mediterranean outlier'

      After: subtitle: 'WHO European Region comparator'

    4. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye analog mechanism3

      Wrong WHO region; consumption was sustained, not rising, over 2015 to 2019 in the same source.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: 'Consumes 24.19 MME per 1,000 per day, 6.5 times Pakistan and the highest EMR performer in the comparator set. The only regional case in the dataset that broke away from the pattern.'

      After: mechanism: 'Consumes 24.19 MME per 1,000 per day, 6.5 times Pakistan, and sustained that level from 2015 to 2019 (25.37 to 24.19). It sits in the WHO European Region, so it is a middle-income comparator rather than a regional peer.'

    5. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye "rise" question (analog)3

      The source shows a sustained level (25.37 in 2015, 24.19 in 2019), not a rise.

      Before and after

      Before: question: 'What regulatory, reimbursement or service change preceded the rise, and in what order?', sourceIds: ['3'] },

      After: question: 'What regulatory, reimbursement or service changes built and sustained this level, and in what order?', sourceIds: ['3'] },

    6. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye screening agenda3

      Turkiye is not in the same WHO region as Pakistan; consumption was sustained, not rising.

      Before and after

      Before: whyCandidate: 'Consumes 6.5 times Pakistan\u2019s level while sitting in the same WHO region, and is the highest EMR performer in the comparator set.', question: 'What regulatory, reimbursement or service change preceded the rise, and in what order?'

      After: whyCandidate: 'Consumes 6.5 times Pakistan\u2019s level, sustained from 2015 to 2019, as a middle-income country in the WHO European Region.', question: 'What regulatory, reimbursement or service changes built and sustained this level, and in what order?'

    7. 2A-5 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Medical licensing body name

      The Pakistan Medical Commission no longer holds this role; per the audit, PM&DC was restored by the PM&DC Act 2022. The act name and assent date are not added here because they were not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: { body: 'Pakistan Medical Commission', role: 'Licensure and registration, successor to PMDC under the 2020 act.', whatToSeek: 'Whether continuing education is mandatory for renewal, and whether PMC accredits providers.' }

      After: { body: 'Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC)', role: 'Licensure and registration of doctors and dentists.', whatToSeek: 'Whether continuing education is mandatory for renewal, and whether PM&DC accredits providers.' }

    8. 2A-5 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Regulatory map: licensing body

      Same correction as the credentialing row.

      Before and after

      Before: { body: 'Pakistan Medical Commission', domain: 'Licensure and registration under the 2020 act', relevance:

      After: { body: 'Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC)', domain: 'Licensure and registration', relevance:

    9. 2A-5 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Abbreviation

      Same correction.

      Before and after

      Before: { abbr: 'PMC', meaning: 'Pakistan Medical Commission' }

      After: { abbr: 'PM&DC', meaning: 'Pakistan Medical and Dental Council' }

    10. 2A-6 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Federal narcotics ministry name

      Per the audit, the Ministry of Narcotics Control was merged into the Ministry of Interior. The merger date is not added because it was not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: { body: 'Ministry of Narcotics Control', domain:

      After: { body: 'Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control', domain:

    11. 2A-7 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India NDPS 2014 mechanism (analog)50

      The 2014 amendment did not create a single national licence. Institutions obtain one state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under rules made uniform by the central government (NDPS Third Amendment Rules 2015, source 50).

      Before and after

      Before: replaced state-by-state licensing with a single national license. National consumption

      After: replaced multiple state licences with a single state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under uniform central rules. National consumption

    12. 2A-7 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India NDPS 2014 (dossier)50

      The 2014 amendment did not create a single national licence. Institutions obtain one state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under rules made uniform by the central government (NDPS Third Amendment Rules 2015, source 50). The dossier line was also uncited; it now cites source 50.

      Before and after

      Before: established Recognized Medical Institutions permitted to stock and dispense them, and replaced the multi-license regime with a single national license.', sourceIds: [] }

      After: established Recognized Medical Institutions permitted to stock and dispense them, and replaced the multi-license regime with a single state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under uniform central rules.', sourceIds: ['50'] }

    13. 2A-7 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India NDPS 2014 (country register)50

      The 2014 amendment did not create a single national licence. Institutions obtain one state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under rules made uniform by the central government (NDPS Third Amendment Rules 2015, source 50).

      Before and after

      Before: replaced state-by-state licensing with a single national license.

      After: replaced multiple state licences with a single state-level Recognised Medical Institution approval from the State Drug Controller, under uniform central rules.

    14. 2A-7 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India regulation slot citation50

      Cite the 2015 rules (source 50) for the Recognised Medical Institution mechanism.

      Before and after

      Before: dimension: "regulation", sourceIds: ["11"], note: "The 2014 NDPS amendment

      After: dimension: "regulation", sourceIds: ["11", "50"], note: "The 2014 NDPS amendment

    15. 2A-7 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India analog citation50

      Cite the 2015 rules for the mechanism.

      Before and after

      Before: verdict: 'Highest transferability. A clause structure Pakistani advocates can adapt directly.', sourceIds: ['11'] }

      After: verdict: 'Highest transferability. A clause structure Pakistani advocates can adapt directly.', sourceIds: ['11', '50'] }

    16. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Jordan service counts48

      The four values (home care teams 7, hospital support teams 5, inpatient units 1, outpatient facilities 7) and the inpatient hospice note are spread scores on an ordinal scale in the atlas, not counts. The audit reports 2 specialised services (0.02 per 100,000) from source 48; that value is held for review because it was not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: dimension: "delivery", figureIds: [ "jordan_home_care_teams", "jordan_hospital_support_teams", "jordan_inpatient_units", "jordan_outpatient_facilities", ], sourceIds: ["48"], note: "The regional atlas also records one inpatient hospice.", },

      After: dimension: "delivery", sourceIds: ["48"], note: "The 2021 regional atlas reports how widely each type of service is spread on an ordinal scale, so those values are not counts and are not shown as counts here.", question: "How many specialised palliative care services operate in Jordan, and what is the rate per 100,000 people?", },

    17. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Figure jordan_home_care_teams removed48

      Spread score on an ordinal scale, presented as a count.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry jordan_home_care_teams)

      After: (removed)

    18. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Figure jordan_hospital_support_teams removed48

      Spread score on an ordinal scale, presented as a count.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry jordan_hospital_support_teams)

      After: (removed)

    19. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Figure jordan_inpatient_units removed48

      Spread score on an ordinal scale, presented as a count.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry jordan_inpatient_units)

      After: (removed)

    20. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Figure jordan_outpatient_facilities removed48

      Spread score on an ordinal scale, presented as a count.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry jordan_outpatient_facilities)

      After: (removed)

    21. 2A-8 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Jordan opioid consumption data year48

      The audit reports that the consumption value refers to 2017, not 2021. The data year is held for review until the atlas table is re-read.

      Before and after

      Before: id: 'jordan_opioid_consumption', label: 'Opioid consumption, morphine equivalent', value: 3.8, unit: 'mg per person per year', entity: 'Jordan', year: '2021', grade: 'verified', sourceIds: ['48'], note: 'As reported in the 2021 regional atlas. The underlying consumption year is not labelled in the atlas.', claimType: 'observed', confidence: 'high', status: 'active'

      After: id: 'jordan_opioid_consumption', label: 'Opioid consumption, morphine equivalent', value: 3.8, unit: 'mg per person per year', entity: 'Jordan', year: '2021', grade: 'verified', sourceIds: ['48'], note: 'As reported in the 2021 regional atlas. The underlying consumption year is not labelled in the atlas.', claimType: 'observed', confidence: 'unresolved', status: 'needs-review'

    22. 2A-9 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Security risk evidence9

      The March 2026 ordered departure is past history, not the current posture. Per the audit it was lifted, consular services resumed on 20 Jul 2026 and the advisory was updated on 16 Jun 2026; those updates are held for review because the State Department pages could not be fetched during the September 2026 review. Copy now presents March 2026 as a dated event and asks the reader to re-check.

      Before and after

      Before: Non-emergency US personnel ordered to depart the Lahore and Karachi consulates on March 3, 2026.'

      After: Non-emergency US personnel were ordered to depart the Lahore and Karachi consulates on March 3, 2026. That order dates from March 2026; re-check the current advisory and consulate status before relying on it.'

    23. 2A-9 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Summary finding: security9

      The March 2026 ordered departure is past history, not the current posture. Per the audit it was lifted, consular services resumed on 20 Jul 2026 and the advisory was updated on 16 Jun 2026; those updates are held for review because the State Department pages could not be fetched during the September 2026 review. Copy now presents March 2026 as a dated event and asks the reader to re-check.

      Before and after

      Before: Level 3 advisory with ordered departure from two consulates. National internet throttling.

      After: A Level 3 advisory, and an ordered departure from two consulates in March 2026 that shows how fast the posture can change. National internet throttling.

    24. 2A-9 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Objection o5 framing9

      The March 2026 ordered departure is past history, not the current posture. Per the audit it was lifted, consular services resumed on 20 Jul 2026 and the advisory was updated on 16 Jun 2026; those updates are held for review because the State Department pages could not be fetched during the September 2026 review. Copy now presents March 2026 as a dated event and asks the reader to re-check.

      Before and after

      Before: question: 'A Level 3 advisory and an ordered departure. Is this responsible right now?',

      After: question: 'A Level 3 advisory, and an ordered departure in March 2026. Is this responsible?',

    25. 2A-9 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Delivery decision forcing condition9

      The March 2026 ordered departure is past history, not the current posture. Per the audit it was lifted, consular services resumed on 20 Jul 2026 and the advisory was updated on 16 Jun 2026; those updates are held for review because the State Department pages could not be fetched during the September 2026 review. Copy now presents March 2026 as a dated event and asks the reader to re-check.

      Before and after

      Before: forcingCondition: 'Level 3 advisory and the March 2026 ordered departure.' }

      After: forcingCondition: 'Level 3 advisory, and the March 2026 ordered departure as evidence that posture can change within days.' }

    26. 2A-9 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Travel advisory update 16 Jun 2026 and consular resumption 20 Jul 2026

      Audit values; travel.state.gov could not be fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (absent)

      After: (held for review)

    27. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Hero chart caption3

      Ju et al. consumption figures are pharmaceutical sales data. They are a proxy for opioid availability and do not measure palliative access; every chart caption now says so.

      Before and after

      Before: heroSigFoot: 'Both bars are drawn to the same scale. Nothing has been exaggerated to make the point.'

      After: heroSigFoot: 'Both bars are drawn to the same scale. Sales-based proxy, not a measure of palliative access.'

    28. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Comparator chart caption3

      Ju et al. consumption figures are pharmaceutical sales data. They are a proxy for opioid availability and do not measure palliative access; every chart caption now says so.

      Before and after

      Before: comparatorCaption: 'Morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day, 2019. Switch the scale.

      After: comparatorCaption: 'Morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day, 2019. Sales-based proxy, not a measure of palliative access. Switch the scale.

    29. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Saudi Arabia framing3

      "Negative control" implies an experimental design the data does not support; Saudi Arabia and Egypt are low-consumption comparators in a sales-based series. The unsourced "roughly ten times" income ratio is removed until Phase 4 computes it from World Bank data.

      Before and after

      Before: "A negative control. Consumption sits below Pakistan at roughly ten times the income per head."

      After: "A low-consumption comparator. Recorded opioid sales sit below Pakistan's despite a much higher income per head."

    30. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Egypt framing3

      "Negative control" implies an experimental design the data does not support; Saudi Arabia and Egypt are low-consumption comparators in a sales-based series.

      Before and after

      Before: whyHere: "The second negative control in the regional comparator set."

      After: whyHere: "A second low-consumption comparator in the regional set."

    31. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Analog subtitle3

      "Negative control" implies an experimental design the data does not support; Saudi Arabia and Egypt are low-consumption comparators in a sales-based series.

      Before and after

      Before: subtitle: 'Negative controls'

      After: subtitle: 'Low-consumption comparators'

    32. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Screening agenda3

      "Negative control" implies an experimental design the data does not support; Saudi Arabia and Egypt are low-consumption comparators in a sales-based series.

      Before and after

      Before: whyCandidate: 'Negative controls. Both consume less than Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia at roughly ten times the income per head.'

      After: whyCandidate: 'Low-consumption comparators. Both record lower opioid sales than Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia at a much higher income per head.'

    33. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Mortality to incidence ratio citation14

      0.63 is GLOBOCAN 2024 deaths over new cases (source 14), not a GBD figure (source 15). It is a ratio of two modeled estimates, so it stays a modeled estimate.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry mortality_incidence_ratio)

      After: (register entry mortality_incidence_ratio)

    34. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Trajectory fact citation14

      Same re-citation.

      Before and after

      Before: figureId: 'mortality_incidence_ratio', sourceIds: ['15'] }

      After: figureId: 'mortality_incidence_ratio', sourceIds: ['14'] }

    35. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Cancer indicator note14,15

      The counts were labelled verified although GLOBOCAN counts are modeled. The 0.65 and 0.52 ratios were presented as a Pakistan finding of the GBD analysis (source 15). Full-text reading shows the paper states them for South Asia, citing GLOBOCAN-based analyses; the line is restored with that scope in a later entry.

      Before and after

      Before: { text: 'Counts verified. Ratios modeled from those counts.', sourceIds: ['14'] }, { text: "Independent burden-of-disease analysis places Pakistan's ratio near 0.65 against a global average near 0.52.", sourceIds: ['15'] },

      After: { text: 'Counts are GLOBOCAN 2024 modeled estimates. Ratios are computed from those estimates.', sourceIds: ['14'] },

    36. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 15 detail15

      The detail presented the ratio as the paper's Pakistan finding; replaced by the full citation and correctly scoped description.

      Before and after

      Before: detail: 'ecancer. Mortality to incidence ratio near 0.65 against a global 0.52.'

      After: detail: 'ecancer. Burden-of-disease trends for Pakistan, 1990 to 2019.'

    37. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Orientation: new cancer cases14

      GLOBOCAN counts are modeled national estimates, not recorded cases. Pakistan has no national cancer registry.

      Before and after

      Before: cancer_new_cases: "New cancer diagnoses recorded every year.",

      After: cancer_new_cases: "New cancer cases a year, estimated (GLOBOCAN 2024, modeled).",

    38. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Trajectory: new cancer cases14

      GLOBOCAN counts are modeled national estimates, not recorded cases. Pakistan has no national cancer registry.

      Before and after

      Before: description: 'New cancer cases nationally each year, against 119,742 deaths.'

      After: description: 'New cancer cases a year, estimated (GLOBOCAN 2024, modeled), against an estimated 119,742 deaths.'

    39. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Female top five cancer sites (breast 43,721 (44.0%), corpus uteri 4,865 (4.9%), ovary 4,518 (4.5%), colorectum 3,885 (3.9%), lip/oral cavity 3,517 (3.5%))14

      Audit values from the GLOBOCAN 2024 Pakistan fact sheet; gco.iarc.who.int could not be fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (breast only)

      After: (held for review)

    40. 2A-13 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Out-of-pocket share (exact)19

      The audit reports WHO GHED values of 55.24 (2020) and 52.93 (2023), and a Pakistan NHA 2021-22 value of 46.71, against the register's 54.3 for 2020. Held for review until GHED and NHA are re-read; not rendered as source-checked meanwhile.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry oop_share_exact)

      After: status=needs-review, confidence=unresolved, reviewReason=Audit reports GHED 2020 = 55.24 and 2023 = 52.93, and NHA 2021-22 = 46.71; the register holds 54.3. Re-read GHED and NHA.

    41. 2A-13 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Out-of-pocket share (rounded)19

      Same as oop_share_exact.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry oop_share)

      After: status=needs-review, confidence=unresolved, reviewReason=Rounded form of oop_share_exact; same audit conflict.

    42. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Under-five mortality17

      The audit reports UN IGME 57.8 (2023) and 56.0 (2024) against the register's 58.5 (2023). Held for review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry under5_mortality)

      After: status=needs-review, confidence=unresolved, reviewReason=Audit reports UN IGME 2023 = 57.8 and 2024 = 56.0; the register holds 58.5 for 2023. Re-read the IGME series.

    43. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      NCD share of deaths data year16

      The WHO 2018 country profile reports 2016 data; the audit sets refYear 2016.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry ncd_share_of_deaths)

      After: refYear=2016

    44. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Rural share13

      Audit reports PBS 2023 census rural share 61.18; source 13 detail records 61.12. The rounded 61 shown is consistent with both; the exact value is held for a re-read of the census.

      Before and after

      Before: 61 (census 2023; source detail says 61.12)

      After: (held for review)

    45. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      CHE per capita 30.49 (2023)18

      Audit value to add alongside 38.77; not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: 38.77 (2022)

      After: (held for review)

    46. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 1 citation1

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata and PMC full text (PMC10624269).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 1)

      After: title=Krakauer EL, Kwete XJ, Rassouli M, Arreola-Ornelas H, Ashrafizadeh H, Bhadelia A, et al., detail=Palliative care need in the Eastern Mediterranean Region and human resource requirements for effective response. PLOS Global Public Health 2023;3(11):e0001980. DOI 10.1371/journal.pgph.0001980. Estimates for 2015 using the Lancet Commission serious health-related suffering method: about 3.2 milli

    47. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 3 identifiers3

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata (abstract; no PMC full text).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 3)

      After: pmid=35366408, accessed=2026-09-25

    48. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 12 citation and year12

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 12)

      After: title=Merriman A, Mwebesa E, Zirimenya L., detail=Improving access to palliative care for patients with cancer in Africa: 25 years of Hospice Africa. Ecancermedicalscience 2019;13:946. DOI 10.3332/ecancer.2019.946. Nurse and clinical officer prescribing authority; free government oral morphine; local manufacture from 2011., year=2019, doi=10.3332/ecancer.2019.946, pmid=31552119, url=https://pmc.nc

    49. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 15 citation and scope of the 0.65 ratio15

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata and PMC full text (PMC12950877). The paper does state a ratio near 0.65 against about 0.52 globally, but for South Asia including Pakistan and citing GLOBOCAN-based analyses; it is not a Pakistan-specific GBD result.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 15)

      After: title=Bhojwani KM, Raheem A, Khan UT, Javid F, Tanweer D, Rehmani N, et al., detail=Trends in cancer burden in Pakistan: a 30-year analysis from the Global Burden of Disease Study (1990-2019). Ecancermedicalscience 2026;20:2060. DOI 10.3332/ecancer.2026.2060. The introduction cites GLOBOCAN-based analyses giving South Asia, including Pakistan, a mortality to incidence ratio near 0.65 against about

    50. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 36 authors and article number36

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. Article number is 48 (the register had 52), and the last two authors are Taremwa IM and Atuhairwe C.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 36)

      After: title=Amandua J, Kimaro MS, Mwebesa E, Taremwa IM, Atuhairwe C., pmid=31167656, url=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6551873/, accessed=2026-09-25

    51. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 36 article number36

      PubMed metadata gives article number 48.

      Before and after

      Before: BMC Palliative Care 2019;18:52. DOI 10.1186/s12904-019-0434-5.

      After: BMC Palliative Care 2019;18(1):48. DOI 10.1186/s12904-019-0434-5.

    52. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 39 authors39

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. PMC8723752 is Kutluk T et al., Ecancermedicalscience 2021;15:1321; Aydin B is the fourth author.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 39)

      After: title=Kutluk T, Ahmed F, Cemaloğlu M, Aydın B, Şengelen M, Kirazlı M, et al., year=2021, doi=10.3332/ecancer.2021.1321, pmid=35047072, accessed=2026-09-25

    53. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 39 citation39

      Full citation from PubMed metadata.

      Before and after

      Before: detail: 'Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkiye: a review of the literature. PubMed Central PMC8723752.

      After: detail: 'Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkey: a review of the literature. Ecancermedicalscience 2021;15:1321. DOI 10.3332/ecancer.2021.1321. PubMed Central PMC8723752.

    54. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 42 author order42

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. Connor SR is the last of seven authors, not the third.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 42)

      After: title=Chowdhury MK, Ahmad N, Biswas FN, Farheen N, Ferdous L, Akter KM, Connor SR., doi=10.1177/26323524211063217, pmid=34950874, url=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8689427/, accessed=2026-09-25

    55. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 42 citation42

      Full citation from PubMed metadata.

      Before and after

      Before: Palliative Care and Social Practice, 2021. Evaluation

      After: Palliative Care and Social Practice 2021;15:26323524211063217. DOI 10.1177/26323524211063217. Evaluation

    56. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 46 author and pages46

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. Pages are 279-283, and the first author is Sivalingam N (the register had Nalliah S).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 46)

      After: title=Sivalingam N, Lim RBL, Rampal L., pmid=34031323, accessed=2026-09-25

    57. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 46 pages46

      PubMed metadata gives pages 279-283.

      Before and after

      Before: Medical Journal of Malaysia 2021;76(3):279-281.

      After: Medical Journal of Malaysia 2021;76(3):279-283.

    58. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Under review

      Source 47 identifiers47

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. PubMed dates the article 2023 (epub 19 Nov 2023) in volume 39(4):255-263; the audit's 2024 print-issue year could not be confirmed, so the year is unchanged.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 47)

      After: pmid=37981855, url=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11102529/, accessed=2026-09-25

    59. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 94 year94

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata. The print citation is the 2018 supplement 55(2S).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 94)

      After: year=2018, pmid=28797863, accessed=2026-09-25

    60. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 49 identifiers49

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata and PMC full text (PMC9528121).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 49)

      After: pmid=36184640, url=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9528121/, accessed=2026-09-25

    61. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India morphine kg figures: new source158

      Audit re-cites the kg figures to JGO 2017; the three values are confirmed verbatim in its full text during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: source 11 (Pallium India, tier 3)

      After: source 158 (Jacob & Mathew, J Glob Oncol 2017, PMC5735975)

    62. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India morphine 1985 citation158

      Re-cited from source 11 to source 158, where the value is stated verbatim (read during the September 2026 review).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry india_morphine_1985)

      After: sourceIds=['158'], method=Annual morphine consumption reported by India to the INCB, as compiled by the Pain and Policy Studies Group and quoted by Jacob and Mathew (2017)., lastChecked=2026-09-25

    63. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India morphine 1997 citation158

      Re-cited from source 11 to source 158, where the value is stated verbatim (read during the September 2026 review).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry india_morphine_1997)

      After: sourceIds=['158'], method=Annual morphine consumption reported by India to the INCB, as compiled by the Pain and Policy Studies Group and quoted by Jacob and Mathew (2017)., lastChecked=2026-09-25

    64. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India morphine 2014 citation158

      Re-cited from source 11 to source 158, where the value is stated verbatim (read during the September 2026 review).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry india_morphine_2014)

      After: sourceIds=['158'], method=Annual morphine consumption reported by India to the INCB, as compiled by the Pain and Policy Studies Group and quoted by Jacob and Mathew (2017)., lastChecked=2026-09-25

    65. 2A-2 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Pakistan palliative care need1

      Source 1 full text read: about 869,000 people in Pakistan needed palliative care in 2015. The register rounds this to 870,000. The EMRO atlas 2021 figure of 870,813 is consistent but was not re-read during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry palliative_need)

      After: method=Lancet Commission serious health-related suffering method applied to 2015 mortality data (Krakauer et al. 2023)., note=Krakauer et al. report about 869,000 for 2015; rounded here. The 2021 EMRO atlas gives a consistent figure., lastChecked=2026-09-25, reviewBy=2027-09-25

    66. 2A-3 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Eastern Mediterranean regional need1

      Source 1 states about 3.2 million people in need across the region in 2015 (read during the September 2026 review). The register held 2.4 million against source 1; per the audit, 2.4 million is the WHO EMRO 2025 (source 2) figure and must not be paired with source 1. 2.4 million is moved to its own entry under review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry emr_regional_need)

      After: value=3200000, method=Lancet Commission serious health-related suffering method applied to 2015 mortality data (Krakauer et al. 2023)., note=Regional total for 2015, not Pakistan's own figure. WHO EMRO (2025) uses a different total of about 2.4 million., lastChecked=2026-09-25, reviewBy=2027-09-25

    67. 2A-3 · 2026-09-25 · Under review

      WHO EMRO 2.4 million regional figure2

      Audit: 2.4 million is the WHO EMRO 2025 figure. Not re-read during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: paired with source 1

      After: own entry, source 2, under review

    68. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_us_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_us_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    69. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_uk_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_uk_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    70. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_turkiye_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_turkiye_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    71. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_pk_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_pk_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    72. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_pk_2015 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_pk_2015)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    73. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_india_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_india_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    74. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_india_2015 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_india_2015)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    75. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_saudi_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_saudi_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    76. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_egypt_2019 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_egypt_2019)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    77. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      opioid_turkiye_2015 method3

      Data source and unit confirmed from the Ju et al. abstract during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_turkiye_2015)

      After: method=IQVIA MIDAS pharmaceutical sales data for opioid analgesics, in morphine milligram equivalents per 1,000 inhabitants per day (Ju et al. 2022; abstract read September 2026). A sales-based proxy for availability, not a measure of palliative access., limitations=Per the audit, Pakistan data cover the retail sector only (appendix S1); the appendix and the country table values could not be read

    78. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Saudi Arabia conflicting consumption evidence49

      Source 49 reports 5.81 to 7.20 mg per capita (2017) jointly for Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait, against the low sales-based value. Confirmed verbatim in PMC full text the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (none)

      After: conflicts[] entry citing source 49

    79. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Coverage figure scope2

      "<1%" is a WHO EMRO 2025 statement about the whole Eastern Mediterranean Region. It was presented as a Pakistan fact. No national coverage estimate exists in the register.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry palliative_coverage)

      After: label=Share of people in need receiving palliative care, WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region, entity=Eastern Mediterranean Region, geography=Eastern Mediterranean Region, claimType=modeled-estimate, reviewReason=Regional statement from WHO EMRO 2025; confirm its data year and method in the source before it leaves review.

    80. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Pakistan specialised palliative care services (16; 0.01 per 100,000; WHO EMRO atlas 2021)48

      Audit value from source 48; the atlas could not be fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (absent)

      After: (held for review)

    81. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Trajectory stage: coverage2

      "<1%" is a WHO EMRO 2025 statement about the whole Eastern Mediterranean Region. It was presented as a Pakistan fact. No national coverage estimate exists in the register.

      Before and after

      Before: { value: '<1%', description: 'Of those who need palliative care reach any service.', figureId: 'palliative_coverage', sourceIds: ['2'] }

      After: { value: '<1%', description: 'Across the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region, of those who need palliative care reach any service. Pakistan has no national estimate.', figureId: 'palliative_coverage', sourceIds: ['2'] }

    82. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Waffle note1,2

      "<1%" is a WHO EMRO 2025 statement about the whole Eastern Mediterranean Region. It was presented as a Pakistan fact. No national coverage estimate exists in the register. The note also paired a 2.4 million regional total with the 2015 model, which reports about 3.2 million.

      Before and after

      Before: waffleNote: "Need applies to 2015, the reference year of the underlying regional estimate. Coverage below one percent is stated for Pakistan specifically. The Eastern Mediterranean regional total of roughly 2.4 million is a different number and is not Pakistan's.",

      After: waffleNote: "Need applies to 2015 and is modeled (Krakauer et al. 2023). Pakistan has no national estimate of how many people in need reach a service. Across the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region, WHO EMRO (2025) reports that fewer than one percent do; that is a regional figure, not Pakistan's.",

    83. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Waffle caption fallback1

      "<1%" is a WHO EMRO 2025 statement about the whole Eastern Mediterranean Region. It was presented as a Pakistan fact. No national coverage estimate exists in the register.

      Before and after

      Before: waffleCaption: 'One thousand squares. Each represents roughly 870 people who need palliative care this year. Five are lit.',

      After: waffleCaption: 'One thousand squares. Each represents roughly 870 people who needed palliative care in 2015, by the modeled estimate. None is lit, because no national estimate of coverage exists.',

    84. 2A-1 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Gap lede1,2

      The coverage figure is regional and modeled, so the lede claimed a contrast that does not hold.

      Before and after

      Before: lede: 'The need estimate is modeled. The coverage figure is not. Both point the same direction.' }

      After: lede: 'The need estimate is a 2015 model. No national coverage estimate exists; the only published coverage figure is regional.' }

    85. 2A-2 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Trajectory: need1

      The need figure is a 2015 model; present-tense copy presented it as a current count.

      Before and after

      Before: { value: '~870,000', description: 'People needing palliative care each year.', figureId: 'palliative_need', sourceIds: ['1'] }

      After: { value: '~870,000', description: 'An estimated number of people a year needing palliative care (2015 model).', figureId: 'palliative_need', sourceIds: ['1'] }

    86. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Medical schools total: citation48

      Per the audit, these counts come from the WHO EMRO 2021 atlas (source 48), not the 2022 letter (source 25). Re-cited; the data year stays under review until the atlas table is re-read.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry medical_schools_total)

      After: sourceIds=['48'], reviewReason=Re-cited to the 2021 regional atlas per the audit; confirm the value and data year in the atlas table.

    87. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Medical schools with mandatory teaching: citation48

      Per the audit, these counts come from the WHO EMRO 2021 atlas (source 48), not the 2022 letter (source 25). Re-cited; the data year stays under review until the atlas table is re-read.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry medical_schools_mandatory_palliative)

      After: sourceIds=['48'], status=needs-review, confidence=unresolved, reviewReason=Re-cited to the 2021 regional atlas per the audit, with the nursing count (5 of 125); confirm both in the atlas table.

    88. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Pipeline stage p2 citation48

      Per the audit, these counts come from the WHO EMRO 2021 atlas (source 48), not the 2022 letter (source 25). Re-cited; the data year stays under review until the atlas table is re-read.

      Before and after

      Before: sublabel: 'Nursing schools: 5 of 125. Both counts require re-dating with partners.', value: '10', disputed: true, sourceIds: ['25'] }

      After: sublabel: 'Nursing schools: 5 of 125. Both counts come from the 2021 regional atlas and need re-dating with partners.', value: '10', disputed: true, sourceIds: ['48'] }

    89. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      CPSP training sites25

      The "2 or 9" value mixed an institutional count with the 2022 letter. The letter (source 25) cites nine palliative and pain fellowship programmes on CPSP listings, so the figure now states that.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry cpsp_accredited_sites)

      After: label=CPSP palliative and pain fellowship programmes, value=9, unit=fellowship programmes, sourceIds=['25'], note=As cited in a 2022 letter from CPSP listings., claimType=observed, status=active, confidence=moderate, grade=verified

    90. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Pipeline p1 citation48

      Re-cited to the WHO EMRO 2021 atlas per the audit.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry p1)

      After: (register entry p1)

    91. 2A-15 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Pipeline p4 CPSP25

      Per the audit, the source supports nine fellowship programmes, not a site count.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry p4)

      After: (register entry p4)

    92. 2A-17 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      India ten-day prescriber training51

      The ten-day requirement comes from a Kerala population study (source 51) describing rules in operation there. The national 2015 rules (source 50) require training without fixing its length, so the figure is scoped to Kerala and no longer cites source 50.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry india_prescriber_training_days)

      After: label=Hands-on training required before a physician may prescribe oral morphine, Kerala, entity=India (Kerala), geography=Kerala, India, sourceIds=['51'], note=Describes practice in Kerala. National rules require training in pain relief and palliative care but do not set a length.

    93. 2A-16 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Firewall losses framing10

      Per the audit, $300 million is a projection by the software industry association (P@SHA), not a measured loss. Relabelled as a projected modeled estimate; the only source is a tier 4 news report.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry firewall_industry_losses)

      After: label=Projected industry losses from connectivity slowdown (industry association projection), unit=million USD, up to, claimType=modeled-estimate, confidence=low

    94. 2A-16 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Firewall current status10

      Per the audit, the firewall's current status is disputed (a February 2026 shutdown report against an official denial). The register's only source is a 2024 news report, so the status is marked conflicting and held for review.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry firewall_slowdown)

      After: status=needs-review, confidence=unresolved, reviewReason=Audit reports conflicting 2026 accounts of the firewall (a shutdown report and an official denial). Re-check the current status before use.

    95. 2A-16 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Risk: connectivity10

      Losses were a projection, and the current status is contested.

      Before and after

      Before: slowed connectivity by up to 40 percent, with industry losses estimated above $300 million. Outages recur around protests.'

      After: slowed connectivity by up to 40 percent, with industry losses projected at up to $300 million by the software industry association. Its status in 2026 is disputed, and outages recur around protests.'

    96. 2A-18 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      CPSP role32

      CPSP is not the sole body: universities also award PM&DC-recognised postgraduate degrees.

      Before and after

      Before: CPSP is the sole postgraduate specialty credentialing body, with 75 fellowship specialties across roughly 263 accredited institutions.'

      After: CPSP is the largest postgraduate specialty credentialing body, with 75 fellowship specialties across roughly 263 accredited institutions; universities also award PM&DC-recognised MD and MS degrees.'

    97. 2A-18 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Aga Khan University two-year CPSP Palliative Medicine fellowship

      The aku.edu page could not be fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (absent)

      After: (held for review)

    98. 2A-18 · 2026-09-25 · Under review

      Source 5 (SKMCH institutional publication)5

      No URL for source 5 is on record; held for review until one is found, per the audit.

      Before and after

      Before: cited without a URL

      After: (needs review)

    99. 2A-19 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      First contact: SKMCH5

      Named individuals removed. The list names institutions and publicly documented roles only, and implies no contact or partnership.

      Before and after

      Before: { name: 'Dr Haroon Hafeez', role: 'Shaukat Khanum · Lahore', description: 'Leads the CPSP-approved two-year palliative medicine training program. The single most consequential call.', sourceIds: ['5'] }

      After: { name: 'Palliative medicine training program', role: 'Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital · Lahore', description: 'Runs the CPSP-approved two-year palliative medicine training program. No contact has been made.', sourceIds: ['5'] }

    100. 2A-19 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      First contact: NUMS7

      Named individuals removed. The list names institutions and publicly documented roles only, and implies no contact or partnership.

      Before and after

      Before: { name: 'Prof. Nafisa Tahir', role: 'NUMS · Postgraduate Certificate', description: "Supervises Pakistan's first structured online palliative certificate. The accreditation precedent to follow.", sourceIds: ['7'] }

      After: { name: 'Postgraduate Certificate in Palliative Care', role: 'National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS)', description: "Pakistan's first structured online palliative certificate, and the accreditation precedent to study. No contact has been made.", sourceIds: ['7'] }

    101. 2A-19 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      First contact: AKU wording6

      Named individuals removed. The list names institutions and publicly documented roles only, and implies no contact or partnership. "Only documented" is replaced with the safer wording.

      Before and after

      Before: Holds the only documented home-based arm.'

      After: Runs a documented home-based arm. No contact has been made.'

    102. 2A-22 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 8 detail8

      The Fogarty claim was attributed to KFF (source 8), which does not support it (audit). Removed from source 8 and the risk text; the Fogarty status (flat at $95M, new director) and the FY26 appropriation ($11.3B global health, enacted February 2026) are held for review because neither the Fogarty nor the KFF page could be fetched during the September 2026 review. The 770 awards and $12.7 billion stay: the audit confirms them in KFF.

      Before and after

      Before: $12.7 billion unobligated; Fogarty leadership change April 2025.

      After: $12.7 billion unobligated.

    103. 2A-22 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Funding risk evidence8

      The Fogarty claim was attributed to KFF (source 8), which does not support it (audit). Removed from source 8 and the risk text; the Fogarty status (flat at $95M, new director) and the FY26 appropriation ($11.3B global health, enacted February 2026) are held for review because neither the Fogarty nor the KFF page could be fetched during the September 2026 review. The 770 awards and $12.7 billion stay: the audit confirms them in KFF.

      Before and after

      Before: totaling $12.7 billion unobligated. Fogarty leadership was removed in April 2025.'

      After: totaling $12.7 billion unobligated. Later appropriations and the Fogarty International Center's status must be re-checked before use.'

    104. 2A-22 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      FY26 US global health appropriation ($11.3B, enacted Feb 2026) and Fogarty status ($95M flat, new director)

      Not fetched during the September 2026 review; Fogarty claims need a Fogarty source, not KFF.

      Before and after

      Before: (absent)

      After: (held for review)

    105. 2A-20 · 2026-09-25 · Under review

      Gate g09: Pakistan "Progressing", score 2.464 (JPSM 2025)24

      PubMed confirms the paper and its four-level framework (Tripodoro et al., J Pain Symptom Manage 2025;70(5):447-458), but its abstract does not name Pakistan and no full text is available, so the placement and score could not be confirmed. The gate stays open.

      Before and after

      Before: open

      After: (still open; held for review)

    106. 2A-21 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      NUMS: fifth batch admissions Aug 2026; online, 26 weeks, 4 credit hours; fee structure (gate g03)7

      numspak.edu.pk could not be fetched during the September 2026 review. Gate g03 stays open.

      Before and after

      Before: 4th cohort (source 7)

      After: (held for review)

    107. 2A-20 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 24 citation24

      Verified during the September 2026 review against PubMed metadata.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry 24)

      After: title=Tripodoro VA, Fidalgo JFL, Pons JJ, Connor SR, Garralda E, Bastos F, et al., detail=First-ever global ranking of palliative care: 2025 world map under the new WHO framework. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 2025;70(5):447-458. DOI 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2025.07.026. Classifies 201 countries into four levels (Emerging, Progressing, Established, Advanced). Abstract read; the abstract does

    108. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 11 detail11,158

      The kg figures are now cited to source 158, where they are stated; source 11 no longer carries them.

      Before and after

      Before: Historical consumption: 716 kg 1985, 18 kg 1997, 278 kg 2014.'

      After: '

    109. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Source 110 translated title110

      Per the audit, the English title is a translation of the original Spanish title.

      Before and after

      Before: detail: 'Training in palliative care in nursing and medical schools in Chile. Revista Medica de Chile

      After: detail: 'Training in palliative care in nursing and medical schools in Chile [translated title]. Revista Medica de Chile

    110. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Source 21 date (15 Jul 2026)21

      Audit reports the Business Recorder article is dated 15 Jul 2026; not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: year 2025

      After: (held for review)

    111. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Source 38 date (7 Jul 2015)38

      Audit reports the directive is dated 7 July 2015; not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: 8 July 2015

      After: (held for review)

    112. 2A-23 · 2026-09-25 · Held for review

      Source 44 superseded by Decision 183/QD-BYT (2022)44

      Audit reports the 2006 instruments quoted in source 44 were superseded by Decision 183/QD-BYT (2022); not fetched during the September 2026 review.

      Before and after

      Before: (unflagged)

      After: (held for review)

    113. 2A-11 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Cancer indicator note: regional ratio15

      Restored with correct scope after reading source 15 in full (PMC12950877): the paper states the ratio for South Asia, citing GLOBOCAN-based analyses.

      Before and after

      Before: { text: 'Counts are GLOBOCAN 2024 modeled estimates. Ratios are computed from those estimates.', sourceIds: ['14'] },

      After: { text: 'Counts are GLOBOCAN 2024 modeled estimates. Ratios are computed from those estimates.', sourceIds: ['14'] }, { text: 'A 2026 review of Global Burden of Disease trends cites GLOBOCAN-based analyses placing South Asia, including Pakistan, near 0.65 against about 0.52 globally. That is a regional figure, not a Pakistan result of the review.', sourceIds: ['15'] },

    114. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      cancer_new_cases method14

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry cancer_new_cases)

      After: method=IARC GLOBOCAN 2024 national estimate for Pakistan (modeled), from the Global Cancer Observatory country fact sheet.

    115. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      cancer_deaths method14

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry cancer_deaths)

      After: method=IARC GLOBOCAN 2024 national estimate for Pakistan (modeled), from the Global Cancer Observatory country fact sheet.

    116. 2A-12 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      cancer_5yr_prevalence method14

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry cancer_5yr_prevalence)

      After: method=IARC GLOBOCAN 2024 national estimate for Pakistan (modeled), from the Global Cancer Observatory country fact sheet.

    117. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      population_pk method13

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry population_pk)

      After: method=Enumerated count from the Seventh Population and Housing Census, 2023 (Pakistan Bureau of Statistics).

    118. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      rural_share method13

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry rural_share)

      After: method=Enumerated count from the Seventh Population and Housing Census, 2023 (Pakistan Bureau of Statistics).

    119. 2A-14 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      health_spend_gdp_share method18

      Method recorded from the source description.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry health_spend_gdp_share)

      After: method=Pakistan National Health Accounts 2021-22, total health expenditure as a share of GDP.

    120. 2B-hero · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Hero headline and deck1,2

      The hero presented a regional coverage figure as Pakistan's and asserted a cause ("the limiting factor is not what clinicians know") the evidence does not establish.

      Before and after

      Before: kicker: 'Palliative Care Certificate · Pakistan', dateline: 'Design playbook v3.0 · August 2026', headline: 'Teaching pain relief where there is ', headlineHighlight: 'no morphine', deck: 'About 870,000 people in Pakistan need palliative care each year. Fewer than one percent reach a service. The limiting factor is not what clinicians know.',

      After: kicker: 'Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate (proposed) · Design dossier', dateline: 'Design playbook v3.0 · August 2026', headline: 'Designing palliative care education for systems where ', headlineHighlight: 'medicine access, regulation and service capacity constrain practice.', deck: 'Pakistan has a large, incompletely measured palliative care need. Published evidence points to

    121. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f13

      Framing: causal claim restated as a program hypothesis or with its limitation (Phase 2B).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry f1)

      After: (register entry f1)

    122. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f23

      Framing: causal claim restated as a program hypothesis or with its limitation (Phase 2B). The unsourced "roughly ten times" income ratio is removed until Phase 4 computes it.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry f2)

      After: (register entry f2)

    123. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f35,7

      Removed an ultimatum phrasing; states that no partnership exists.

      Before and after

      Before: body: 'A CPSP-approved two-year palliative program runs at Shaukat Khanum. NUMS has run a certificate since 2021. Arrive as a collaborator or do not arrive.', anchor: '#s4' },

      After: body: 'A CPSP-approved two-year palliative program runs at Shaukat Khanum, and NUMS has run a certificate since 2021. The design builds on these programs as a collaborator; no contact has been made.', anchor: '#s4' },

    124. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f4158

      "Bent the curve" implied the 2014 statute caused a recovery that began earlier. Removed "Stop citing Kerala".

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry f4)

      After: (register entry f4)

    125. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f510

      Firewall status is disputed.

      Before and after

      Before: National internet throttling. Design accordingly.'

      After: Recurrent internet disruption, with its 2026 status disputed. Design accordingly.'

    126. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Finding f6

      Framing: causal claim restated as a program hypothesis or with its limitation (Phase 2B).

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry f6)

      After: (register entry f6)

    127. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Comparator finding copy3

      Framing: causal claim restated as a program hypothesis or with its limitation (Phase 2B).

      Before and after

      Before: comparatorFinding: "Saudi Arabia consumes 1.24 MME per 1,000 per day. Egypt consumes 0.61. Both sit below Pakistan's 3.71, and Saudi Arabia's income per head is roughly an order of magnitude higher. Poverty does not explain the analgesic gap in this region. Regulation, procurement design and prescriber culture explain more of it. That is the argument for the program, and it is also the reason the

      After: comparatorFinding: "Saudi Arabia records 1.24 MME per 1,000 per day and Egypt 0.61, against Pakistan's 3.71 (2019, sales-based proxy), and Saudi Arabia's income per head is much higher. Program hypothesis: income alone is an insufficient explanation, and regulation, procurement design and prescriber practice are plausible contributors. If they are, they are policy choices that can change, and the

    128. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Saudi/Egypt analog mechanism3

      Unsourced "roughly ten times" ratio removed until Phase 4 computes it.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: "Both consume less than Pakistan at 1.24 and 0.61 MME per 1,000 per day. Saudi Arabia does so at roughly ten times Pakistan's income per head.",

      After: mechanism: "Both record lower opioid sales than Pakistan, at 1.24 and 0.61 MME per 1,000 per day (2019). Saudi Arabia does so at a much higher income per head.",

    129. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Shortage driver: price ceilings21

      Stated as an established cause on a single tier 4 news source.

      Before and after

      Before: { mechanism: 'Price ceilings deter manufacture', evidence:

      After: { mechanism: 'Price controls may deter manufacture (hypothesis)', evidence:

    130. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Shortage driver: four bodies22

      "Four bodies" asserted a closed list the source does not establish.

      Before and after

      Before: evidence: 'Narcotics are governed under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997 across four bodies: the narcotics control ministry, the Anti-Narcotics Force, the drug regulator and provincial drug authorities.'

      After: evidence: 'Narcotics are governed under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997, with roles for the federal narcotics ministry, the Anti-Narcotics Force, the drug regulator and provincial drug authorities, among others. The full procurement pathway has not been mapped.'

    131. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Legal framework risk

      An absence finding from a desk review was stated as fact.

      Before and after

      Before: evidence: 'No clear statute or case law was identified governing advance directives, resuscitation orders, surrogate decision-making or withdrawal of life support.'

      After: evidence: 'This review did not identify a clear statute or case law governing advance directives, resuscitation orders, surrogate decision-making or withdrawal of life support. A qualified Pakistani health-law expert must confirm whether any exists.'

    132. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      AKU home-based arm6

      "Only well-documented" is not established.

      Before and after

      Before: and operates the country's only well-documented home-based arm."

      After: and operates a documented home-based arm."

    133. 2B-causal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Constraint callout3

      Causal claim restated as a hypothesis with the three parts kept apart.

      Before and after

      Before: Poverty does not explain the analgesic gap in this region. Regulation, procurement design and prescriber culture explain more of it.

      After: Evidence / Interpretation / Decision implication, labelled PROGRAM HYPOTHESIS

    134. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Design lede (data)7

      "Aligned to" implied a coordination with NUMS that has not happened; no contact has been made.

      Before and after

      Before: lede: 'Twenty-six weeks, hybrid, asynchronous-first, aligned to the existing NUMS structure so recognition is a conversation rather than a campaign.' }

      After: lede: 'Twenty-six weeks, hybrid, asynchronous-first, modeled on the existing NUMS certificate structure so that recognition can be discussed with an existing precedent in view.' }

    135. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Design lede (component fallback)7

      Same.

      Before and after

      Before: lede="Twenty-six weeks, hybrid, asynchronous-first, aligned to the existing NUMS structure so recognition is a conversation rather than a campaign."

      After: lede="Twenty-six weeks, hybrid, asynchronous-first, modeled on the existing NUMS certificate structure so that recognition can be discussed with an existing precedent in view."

    136. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Funding table heading

      "Funding fit" could read as an assessment agreed with funders; none has been contacted.

      Before and after

      Before: <h3 className="mt-14 font-display u-lede font-semibold">Funding fit</h3>

      After: <h3 className="mt-14 font-display u-lede font-semibold">Candidate fit (no contact made)</h3>

    137. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Funding table column

      Same.

      Before and after

      Before: {["Source", "Fit", "Note"].map((h) => (

      After: {["Source", "Candidate fit (no contact made)", "Note"].map((h) => (

    138. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Footer program name

      The certificate does not exist yet.

      Before and after

      Before: footer1: 'Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate · Design playbook v3.0',

      After: footer1: 'Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate (proposed) · Design playbook v3.0',

    139. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Page title

      The certificate does not exist yet.

      Before and after

      Before: title: "Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate: Design Playbook",

      After: title: "Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate (proposed): Design Playbook",

    140. 2B-compliance · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Report JSON-LD name

      Same.

      Before and after

      Before: name: "Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate: Design Playbook",

      After: name: "Pakistan Palliative Care Certificate (proposed): Design Playbook",

    141. 2B-endpoints · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Evaluation endpoints

      Program design changes from the framing review (Phase 2B). These are design choices, not factual claims.

      Before and after

      Before: export const endpoints: Endpoint[] = [ { level: 'Primary', measure: 'Proportion of graduates whose institution initiates a documented opioid procurement or formulary action attributable to the program', window: '12 months', sourceOfData: 'Institutional pharmacy records, verified by Pakistani facul

      After: Reformulated: contribution analysis, service minimum criteria, policy-stage ladder, non-punitive diversion protocol; added stockout days, pain reassessment, referral-to-assessment time, reach by province, cadre, gender and setting

    142. 2B-legal · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Legal notice

      Legal and ethics content now carries the notice.

      Before and after

      Before: (none)

      After: "Not legal advice..." notice on the legal risk and the regulatory map

    143. 2B-summary · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Country coverage display

      Citation counts overstated evidence quality.

      Before and after

      Before: "N of 6 sourced"

      After: "N domains reviewed · X high-confidence · Y dated estimates · Z material gaps", computed from v2 fields

    144. 2B-banner · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Global banner

      Site-wide status line on every page.

      Before and after

      Before: (none)

      After: "Working design dossier. Some national estimates are dated, modeled or secondary. Every figure shows its evidence type, data year and last-checked date."

    145. 2B-environment · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Operating environment module8,9,10

      Fast-moving conditions now carry an owner and an expiry.

      Before and after

      Before: Security, funding and connectivity scattered across risks and findings

      After: One module with owner, last checked and review-by date for travel, funding, connectivity and data protection

    146. 3H · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Vietnam analog70,145,146

      The analog said "No figures verified" although the country register now holds sourced figures. Wired to those figures; text taken from the country dossier.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: 'Frequently cited as a case of opioid regulatory liberalization within a controlled political environment. No figures verified for this document.', question: 'Did the regulatory change precede service growth or follow it?', sourceIds: [] },

      After: mechanism: 'Regulatory liberalization inside a controlled political environment, carried by ministerial instruments rather than statute, and paired with prescriber training. Recorded morphine use rose between 2005 and 2014.', question: 'Did the regulatory change precede service growth or follow it?', figureIds: ['vietnam_morphine_ddd_2005', 'vietnam_morphine_ddd_2014', 'vietnam_physicians_trai

    147. 3H · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Rwanda analog57,59

      The analog said "No figures verified" although the country register now holds sourced figures. Wired to those figures; text taken from the country dossier.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: 'Cited for embedding palliative care into a national community health worker cadre rather than building a specialist service first. No figures verified for this document.', question: 'Does the community health worker route substitute for prescriber-scope reform or depend on it?', sourceIds: [] },

      After: mechanism: 'Cited for embedding palliative care in a national community health system under a standalone policy. In the one full-text study, prescribing training went to doctors and pharmacists, alongside a procurement framework and referral protocols.', question: 'Does the community health worker route substitute for prescriber-scope reform or depend on it?', figureIds: ['rwanda_prescribing_t

    148. 3H · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Malaysia analog70,151

      The analog said "No figures verified" although the country register now holds sourced figures. Wired to those figures; text taken from the country dossier.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: 'Muslim-majority, middle-income, with a specialty credentialing structure comparable to CPSP. No figures verified for this document.', question: 'Did formal specialty recognition drive service growth, or follow it?', sourceIds: [] },

      After: mechanism: 'Muslim-majority, middle-income, with a specialty credentialing structure comparable to CPSP. Oral morphine is stocked in nearly every public hospital, but only a minority run a formal palliative service, and most opioid growth was methadone.', question: 'Did formal specialty recognition drive service growth, or follow it?', figureIds: ['malaysia_hospitals_oral_morphine', 'malaysia_

    149. 3H · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Jordan analog48,49

      The analog said "No figures verified" although the country register now holds sourced figures. Wired to those figures; text taken from the country dossier.

      Before and after

      Before: mechanism: 'Eastern Mediterranean peer with a single dominant anchor cancer institution. No figures verified for this document.', question: 'Can one anchor institution substitute for national policy, and for how long?', sourceIds: [] },

      After: mechanism: 'Regional peer with a single dominant anchor cancer institution and a national strategy, where recorded consumption remains low. The consumption figure is under review for its data year.', question: 'Can one anchor institution substitute for national policy, and for how long?', figureIds: ['jordan_opioid_consumption'], sourceIds: ['48', '49'] },

    150. 3H · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Bangladesh analog52,43,41

      The analog said "No figures verified" although the country register now holds sourced figures. Wired to those figures; text taken from the country dossier. "Worth direct contact" removed: no contact is implied.

      Before and after

      Before: verdict: 'Moderate. Closest peer, thinnest published evidence base. Worth direct contact rather than citation.', sourceIds: [] },

      After: verdict: 'Moderate. Closest peer, thinnest published evidence base.', figureIds: ['bangladesh_morphine_2020', 'bangladesh_narayanganj_trainees'], sourceIds: ['52', '43', '41'] },

    151. 2B-headings · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Section 01 lede2

      The trajectory now includes a regional coverage figure.

      Before and after

      Before: lede: 'No real patient appears below. Every parameter is a cited national figure. Click any stage.' }

      After: lede: 'No real patient appears below. Every parameter is a cited figure, and each says whether it is national or regional. Click any stage.' }

    152. 2B-headings · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Section 02 title1

      "One service network" was unsupported, and the need figure is a 2015 model.

      Before and after

      Before: title: 'Eight hundred seventy thousand people, ', titleHighlight: 'one service network',

      After: title: 'An estimated 870,000 people, ', titleHighlight: 'and no national count of who is reached',

    153. 2B-headings · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Section 03 title and lede3

      Section headings became visible after the Phase 3A fix; the ones that carried causal overclaims are reframed.

      Before and after

      Before: title: 'The program is a ', titleHighlight: 'supply problem wearing an education costume', lede: 'Teaching titration into an empty formulary moves test scores. It does not move pain scores.' }

      After: title: 'Medicine access and regulation ', titleHighlight: 'constrain what training can change', lede: 'Training cannot reliably improve pain outcomes where medicines, prescribing authority and service pathways remain constrained. The program tests education coupled with institutional change.' }

    154. 2B-headings · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Section 04 lede5,7

      Ultimatum phrasing removed; no partnership is implied.

      Before and after

      Before: lede: 'Arrive as a collaborator on an existing effort. The founder posture is both wrong and easy to disprove.' }

      After: lede: 'The design builds on existing programs as a collaborator. No contact has been made with any of them.' }

    155. 2B-headings · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Section 05 title158

      "One statute moved the curve" overstated causation; the India recovery began before the 2014 amendment.

      Before and after

      Before: title: "One statute moved a country's ", titleHighlight: 'morphine curve',

      After: title: 'What other systems changed, and ', titleHighlight: 'what it coincided with',

    156. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Comparator table note3

      The "verified" label is retired, and the ratios are computed, not modeled.

      Before and after

      Before: { text: 'Ratios are modeled from verified 2019 values. 2015 values

      After: { text: 'Ratios are computed from 2019 sales values. 2015 values

    157. 2A-10 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Saudi conflict note wording49

      "Among the highest-consuming" was an inference; replaced with the regional average the same source states.

      Before and after

      Before: A different metric and data basis from the sales series, but it places Saudi Arabia among the highest-consuming countries in the region.' }]

      After: A different metric and data basis from the sales series; the same study reports a regional average of 2.40 mg per capita.' }]

    158. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      "grade" wording

      The grade system is retired in favour of evidence labels.

      Before and after

      Before: Every figure retains its grade and source.

      After: Every figure shows its evidence label and source.

    159. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      "grade" wording

      The grade system is retired in favour of evidence labels.

      Before and after

      Before: Every figure in this document with its grade and the sources

      After: Every figure in this document with its evidence label and the sources

    160. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      "grade" wording

      The grade system is retired in favour of evidence labels.

      Before and after

      Before: every figure with its grade, the source register

      After: every figure with its evidence label, the source register

    161. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      "grade" wording

      The grade system is retired in favour of evidence labels.

      Before and after

      Before: blurb: "Every cell, with its grade and citation."

      After: blurb: "Every cell, with its evidence label and citation."

    162. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Evidence standard (Appendix A)

      Appendix A defined the retired grades.

      Before and after

      Before: verified / modeled / illustrative definitions

      After: v2 label definitions

    163. 2B-labels · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Evidence standard note

      Figures under review now render with a label rather than disappearing.

      Before and after

      Before: openQuestions: 'Where a figure could not be confirmed, it does not appear as a claim. It appears as an item on the launch gate in section 10, with a named owner.

      After: openQuestions: 'Where a figure could not be confirmed, it carries the UNDER REVIEW label with its reason, or appears as an item on the launch gate in section 10 with a named owner.

    164. 2A-4 · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Turkiye 2015 competing value3

      The note recorded a second value from the same source. Moved into conflicts[] and labelled CONFLICTING SOURCES so both values show.

      Before and after

      Before: (register entry opioid_turkiye_2015)

      After: status=conflicting-sources, confidence=moderate

    165. 4-adequacy · 2026-09-25 · Corrected

      Pakistan service delivery domain16

      The NCD share of deaths measures disease burden, not service delivery, so it made the delivery domain look documented when no service count exists. The figure stays in the register and in the Gap section.

      Before and after

      Before: { dimension: "delivery", figureIds: ["ncd_share_of_deaths"], question:

      After: { dimension: "delivery", question: