Review our work
Help people say what matters in their care.
Values in Care helps patients and families put what matters into their own words before a medical decision. Nothing is inferred from a person's faith, culture, or diagnosis. Independent expert review is not yet complete, so the first reviewers decide what gets checked first.
Why review
- Your name on the work. With your consent, you're credited on each page you review.
- Your expertise, your scope. Palliative care, chaplaincy, ethics, nursing, social work, lived experience. Choose what you know, and set the pace.
- Every fix is public. Each change is logged in the corrections log.
Who we're looking for
- Palliative care and hospice clinicians
- Primary care clinicians
- Nurses
- Social workers
- Chaplains and spiritual care providers
- Clinical ethicists
- Health communication and shared decision-making researchers
- Patients and caregivers
Reviewers from diverse cultural and faith backgrounds are especially welcome, because what matters in care differs across communities.
What reviewing involves
- You choose the specific pages or datasets to review.
- You flag errors, missing context, or unfair framing.
- We fix what you find and log every change publicly.
See the corrections log.
Our review standard
- Scoped review through appropriate professional channels.
- Named credit only with the reviewer's explicit consent.
- A public corrections record.
Independence
Reviewers assess accuracy. Credit does not imply endorsement by the reviewer or their institution. Values in Care remains independently maintained. See Independence & Funding.
Offer to review
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