Editorial Standards & Clinical Content Policy — One Body LDN Ltd
Last Reviewed: August 2026
One Body LDN publishes musculoskeletal health information to help patients understand symptoms, rehabilitation and treatment options. Because health information can influence important decisions about care, we apply defined clinical and editorial standards to the content we publish. This policy applies to One Body LDN’s health articles, condition guides, exercise information and other educational clinical content. Commercial pages, patient testimonials and general company information may follow separate review processes appropriate to their purpose.
1. Our Editorial Principles
- Clinical Accuracy & Safety: Health content containing clinical advice, exercise guidance or treatment information is written or clinically reviewed by appropriately qualified healthcare professionals registered with the relevant statutory regulator, such as HCPC-registered physiotherapists or GOsC-registered osteopaths where applicable. We do not publish unverified medical claims or promise guaranteed treatment outcomes.
- Verifiable Sourcing: We use sources appropriate to the clinical question, prioritising current UK clinical guidance, systematic reviews, peer-reviewed research, professional standards and official healthcare sources. Where useful, we link directly to the underlying guidance or research so readers can check the evidence themselves.
- NICE guidance
- NHS guidance
- HCPC and CSP professional standards
- systematic reviews and peer-reviewed research
- relevant clinical guidelines from recognised professional bodies
- Commercial Transparency: One Body LDN is a private healthcare provider, and some articles may refer or link to services we offer. Educational content is not presented as independent third-party advice. Any paid sponsorship, affiliate relationship or external commercial arrangement connected with published content is disclosed clearly.
- Plain English & Scannability: Medical concepts are translated into clear, accessible language. We use subheadings, bullet points, visual aids, and clear terminology definitions so readers can easily digest key information.
- Real‑world clinical experience: Wherever appropriate, our clinicians draw on real patient presentations and treatment patterns seen in everyday practice. Where clinicians draw on real patient presentations or clinical patterns, examples are anonymised unless the patient has explicitly consented to publication of identifiable information.
2. Our Editorial & Clinical Review Process
[Topic Research & Outline] ➔ [Evidence-Based Drafting] ➔ [Clinical Review & Fact-Check] ➔ [Editorial & Safety Polish] ➔ [Final Approval] ➔ [Publication & Scheduled Audit]
- Topic Selection: Topics are selected from common patient questions, clinical presentations, treatment decisions and areas where clear health information may help people make more informed choices.
- Evidence-Based Drafting: Articles are prepared using relevant clinical guidance, professional standards and appropriate peer-reviewed evidence
- Clinical Review & Fact-Checking: Where a separate clinical review is required, the reviewer is an appropriately qualified clinician whose registration and scope of practice are relevant to the subject. Content written by non-clinical authors is clinically reviewed before publication. Clinician-authored content follows the same evidence, accuracy and safety standards, with additional clinical review used where appropriate.
- Editorial Polish: Content is reviewed for structure, accessibility, plain-English clarity, visual accuracy, and formatting.
- Author Attribution: Every article identifies its named author and links to further information about their professional background.
- Ongoing Review: Health content is reviewed and updated when material clinical guidance, professional standards or relevant evidence changes. We also review content when a potential factual or clinical issue is identified. Reviewers are selected according to professional registration, relevant clinical experience and scope of practice for the subject being reviewed.
3. Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
We maintain a strict human-in-the-loop content policy:
- AI tools may be used solely for early-stage structural outlining, proofreading assistance, or background research.
- No AI-generated medical advice, diagnostic claims, or treatment recommendations are published without human verification, review and sign-off by an appropriately qualified HCPC/GOsC clinician.
- Final accountability for all published text sits entirely with our human clinical leadership team.
4. Corrections and Error Reporting Policy
We aim to publish accurate and current health information. If a factual or clinical error is identified, it is reviewed and corrected as appropriate.
- Reporting Errors: Readers, clinicians, or patients can flag potential factual or clinical inaccuracies by contacting us via the Client Hub.
- Review & Revision: Reported issues are escalated to our Clinical Director. If a correction is warranted, the article is updated promptly, and a clear revision note is added to the page if the change affects clinical advice.
5. Medical Disclaimer
Content published by One Body LDN provides general educational information and does not replace individual clinical assessment, diagnosis or treatment. Reading an article does not create a clinician–patient relationship. If you think you may be experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency, call 999 or attend A&E. For urgent medical advice that is not a life-threatening emergency, contact NHS 111. Individual articles may include condition-specific warning signs and guidance on when to seek urgent care.
6. Registered Entity Details
- Company Name: One Body LDN Ltd
- Company Registration: Registered in England & Wales (Co. No. 11232209)
- ICO Registration: ZA789544
- Registered Office: The Retreat, 406 Roding Lane South, Woodford Green, Essex, England, IG8 8EY
- Official Website: https://onebodyldn.com
Clinical Leadership & Editorial Reviewers
Clinical governance of One Body LDN’s health content is led by Rebecca Bossick, Co-Founder & Clinical Director. Depending on the subject, clinical review may be carried out by Rebecca or another appropriately qualified clinician whose professional scope is relevant to the content.
Rebecca Bossick
Co-Founder & Clinical Director
Rebecca is a Chartered Physiotherapist who qualified from the University of Liverpool in 2012 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. She leads clinical standards and governance across One Body LDN and contributes to the clinical review of health information published by the organisation.
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Kurt Johnson
Co-Founder & Director
Kurt qualified with a Master of Osteopathy in 2020 and has a professional background spanning musculoskeletal rehabilitation, strength and conditioning and competitive sport. He contributes to One Body LDN’s health content where the subject falls within his professional experience and expertise.
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