Review and the Faculty

How this work is checked

You are reading this at a hard time, and you need to trust it. So here is exactly how the Library holds itself to account, and where it is still early.

  1. Written against primary sources

    Every guide is built from statutes, agency guidance, and peer reviewed research. The sources sit on each discipline page, so a claim can always be traced to where it comes from.

  2. Reviewed by a named person

    A discipline is only marked reviewed when a credentialed professional has read it, agreed to be named, and put a date to that review.

  3. Honest where we are not there yet

    Where a discipline has no reviewer, we say so and make no claim of expert review. Absence is shown, never hidden.

The disciplines

We are early, and honest about it. No reviewer has been named yet, so nothing here is presented as expert reviewed. As each discipline is claimed, the reviewer will appear beside it.

  • Law and the EstateReviewer to be named
  • Money, Benefits and InsuranceReviewer to be named
  • TaxReviewer to be named
  • The Body and the End of LifeReviewer to be named
  • Grief and the MindReviewer to be named
  • Ritual, Culture and FaithReviewer to be named
  • Administration and IdentityReviewer to be named
  • Communication and the FamilyReviewer to be named
  • The Carer and the SelfReviewer to be named