Trust architecture

Clear standards for information, participation, and partnership.

INFANCY’s public policies will make its responsibilities, safeguards, disclosures, and routes for feedback visible.

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Accessibility

INFANCY is committed to making its website, programs, and digital resources accessible to people with disabilities. We aim to follow recognized accessibility standards and improve continuously through testing and feedback.

02

Medical information disclaimer

INFANCY provides general scientific and educational information. The website does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, referral, or individualized advice and does not establish a clinician-patient relationship. Decisions should be made with qualified healthcare professionals who understand the child’s full circumstances.

03

Editorial integrity

Scientific and clinical content is developed or reviewed by qualified contributors using defined methods. Pages identify authorship or responsible committees, evidence sources, review dates, disclosures, and update schedules.

04

Conflicts of interest

Leaders, advisors, faculty, authors, reviewers, and working-group members disclose relevant financial and nonfinancial relationships. INFANCY evaluates and manages conflicts according to approved policy.

05

Responsible sponsorship

External support may advance INFANCY programs, but sponsors do not control scientific conclusions, educational content, clinical recommendations, editorial decisions, speaker selection, governance, or access to confidential data.

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Corrections, conduct, and safeguarding

INFANCY will maintain visible processes for correcting substantive errors, reporting conduct concerns, protecting children and youth, and responding to accessibility or privacy issues.

Founding note

Full privacy, cookie, terms of use, donation, regional data-protection, disclosure, safeguarding, and corrections policies will be published after legal and governance review.

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