Founded and led by Babu Patil, Digital Health Funding (DHF) follows strict editorial standards.
Digital Health Funding (DHF) is transparent about errors. We rectify them promptly, clearly, and comprehensively, whether in a news article or a report.
We are committed to making corrections or clarifications to original content when we deem necessary. We take immediate action to edit even minor errors like spelling, grammar, or stylistic changes. Because style changes do not change the meaning of the content, those kinds of “style” changes will be updated on our site without notice.
Fact-Checking & Correction
Fact-Checking: All news, facts, and information posted on Digital Health Funding (DHF) are fact-checked and verified by the Digital Health Funding (DHF) Editorial Team.
Corrections: If we find any factual mistake or other substantive error, we correct it immediately and add a correction note detailing the update. Minor spelling, grammar, or stylistic changes that do not alter the meaning of the content may be updated without notice.
Unbiased Reporting: All information, including our editorial content, news, analysis, and funding reports, is based on real numbers, facts, and independent primary and secondary research.
Sourcing: We prioritize original sources when sourcing information.
Cross-Checking Discrepancies: If the information in the original source is unclear, incomplete, or contains conflicting claims, we do not publish it immediately. Instead, we cross-check the data against multiple credible industry sources, verify details, confirm the accuracy, and then publish it.