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Every campaign must be verified before publication.

A public campaign contains only the approved, consented information needed to explain a verified case. Private medical records stay private.

Publication standard

Requirements for every public campaign.

01

Case verified

Authorised reviewers have completed the required assessment.

02

Consent current

The patient or authorised representative has approved the identity and story level.

03

Costs validated

Published needs map to documented, reviewed cost items.

04

Approvals complete

Programme and finance owners have signed off the public campaign.

05

Privacy limited

The public projection contains no private medical documents or internal notes.

06

Updates accountable

Allocations, disbursements, surplus and closure follow approved policies.

No verified campaigns are public yet

Campaign publishing remains off until real cases, valid consent, cost validation and operational approvals are complete. Only real, approved campaign records will appear here.

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