Content creation process of Operarme

Operarme is a Spanish website, published in Spanish, that provides reliable medical information and services in a simple and accessible language for any user.

In order to provide an accurate experience and trustworthy information to our users, thus we create and review content regularly throughout the creative process we explain below:

Stages of content creation at Operarme

Our main objective is to help and answer all the questions our users may have, in regards to surgical procedures mainly. In order to carry out with this content creation process, we follow these next steps:

  1. Selection of topics: the topics chosen are proposed by our medical direction at Caser Salud, and also by the medical specialists of our editorial department, based on the following criteria:
    1. Content preferences of Operarme
    2. Queries sent by our users via the contact form available on our website
    3. Online searches that our users make on the Internet
    4. Current topics in the health word that may be of interest for our users
  2. Content creation: health specialists in Operarme’s editorial department write a first draft of a text in a simple and accessible format.
  3. Review of the content: after the initial draft, Caser Salud Medical Direction reviews and qualifies all the content, ensuring that it has sufficient medical informative rigour tobe published on the website.
  4. Publication of texts: after the review by the Medical Direction, all the contents are publicly published for our users on our website.
  5. Periodic review of the content: To prevent that the content published becomes obsolete, all the articles are reviewed every six months to include or update any type of information that may have changed during the time of publication.

Despite being reviewed and checked by medical specialists, all the content published in Operarme CANNOT be used for the purpose of self-diagnosis or to replace another specialists' medical opinion provided in a face-to-face consultation. Read more about this issue in our Medical Notice