Editorial and Correction Policy

Purpose and scope

Dr H N Roy Mental Health Awareness Initiative publishes general education for individuals, families, students, and caregivers. Content is designed to reduce stigma, explain common warning signs, and help visitors know when to seek qualified professional care.

How content is prepared

Pages are prepared by the initiative’s editorial team in plain language. The team uses authoritative public-health sources, including the World Health Organization and official Government of India health and emergency services. Sources are listed on detailed guides when available.

Medical-review status

Unless a page names an individual clinician and their credentials, it should not be described as medically reviewed. Current pages provide general education and must not be used for diagnosis, personalised treatment, medicine decisions, or emergency assessment.

Review dates and corrections

Health pages display their latest editorial-review date. Information is updated when important guidance, services, contact details, or safety information changes. Material corrections should be made promptly and reflected in the page review date.

Safety standard

Pages discussing self-harm, overdose, severe withdrawal, violence, severe confusion, or other urgent danger direct visitors to India’s emergency number 112 or the nearest hospital. Tele-MANAS 14416 is presented as 24×7 mental-health support, not a replacement for emergency response.

Clinic and website boundary

The .org website provides awareness and legacy education. Dr H N Roy Mental Clinic handles appointments, consultation, diagnosis, treatment, counselling guidance, and prescriptions through its official channels at www.drhnroy.com.

Contact and corrections

To report a factual, safety, accessibility, or rights concern, use the contact information on the contact page. Do not submit private medical details through this awareness website.

Last policy review: 10 August 2026.