AI, Schema, Accessibility and Advertising Safety Policy
A consolidated authority page explaining how medicalcentre-nz.org/ uses AI, schema, accessibility standards and ad safeguards responsibly.
What this page covers
AI and Automation Policy
medicalcentre-nz.org/ may use tools to assist with drafting, formatting, HTML preparation, internal checks or content organisation. However, health content must not rely on automation alone. AI tools can hallucinate clinic details, phone numbers, medical facts and official links, so human verification is mandatory before publication.
Human Responsibility Rules
- Clinic names, addresses, phone numbers and official links must be checked by a human.
- Urgent-care and emergency wording must be cautious and aligned with NZ safety pathways.
- Health-topic explanations must be checked against trusted NZ health sources.
- AI must not invent doctor names, clinic services, fees, opening hours or patient portal links.
- Pages must not claim medical review unless review truly happened.
Schema Policy for medicalcentre-nz.org/
Structured data should clarify real visible content and should not create fake authority. We may use FAQPage for visible FAQs, HowTo for visible step-by-step instructions, ItemList for visible resource lists, Organization/WebSite/WebPage where appropriate and non-conflicting with WordPress/Yoast. We avoid fake reviews, fake ratings, fake doctor credentials, fake MedicalOrganization claims, fake LocalBusiness details and Breadcrumb schema if Yoast already handles it.
Schema must match visible page content. It cannot make thin or unverified medical content trustworthy by itself.
Accessibility Statement
Healthcare information must be usable on real devices. Pages should use readable font sizes, strong colour contrast, descriptive links, mobile-friendly tables, keyboard-friendly navigation and short paragraphs. Embedded maps or videos should not be the only way to access important information.
Advertising Safety Policy
Ads must not hide emergency warnings, imitate clinic buttons, look like official government notices, cover phone numbers or push unsafe medical products. Monetisation should never interfere with patient-safety guidance.
Limits and Safeguards
AI, schema, ads and design features are support tools. The real quality signals are human verification, official-source checking, correction handling, readable user guidance and safe escalation pathways.
Authority Comes From Verification, Not Decoration
AI, schema and design should support trust — not replace human checking.
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