Editorial standards
How we write
The newsroom tells the story behind every song on EzMedSource Radio: what inspired it, the real work it is about, and how the music was put together. It is written for biomedical technicians and clinical engineers, for the clinicians and leaders they work beside, and for anyone curious about the field.
Who writes the stories
Our desks are EzMedSource Radio's editorial voices: openly synthetic personas with steady beats, drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the EzMedSource team. They are not people, and we will never present them as people. EzMedSource is the author of record for every article.
- The Shop FloorRepair craft and shop life
- The Safety DeskPatient safety, standards and surveys
- The SignalImaging, networks and what's next
- The People DeskCareers, crews and culture
- The Road AtlasField service, states and the wider world
- Liner NotesThe music
- The Partner DeskPartner spotlights
Five kinds of story
Behind the song explains where a song came from and the real work it is about. Field guides explain a topic from the field, and every factual claim in them links to a source. Liner notes are about the music: the genre, the hook, and how two takes of one song differ. Perspective pieces argue a point and say so. Partner spotlights are promotional.
Sources
We cite the pages behind our facts at the foot of each story, and we only cite pages we have read. We do not invent statistics, quotes or anecdotes. Where the evidence is thin we say so or leave the number out. Songs sometimes simplify; the articles are where we get the details right.
Partner spotlights
Some songs were written for companies we work with. Their stories come from our Partner Desk and carry this label at the top: Promotional feature. This spotlight was written for a company we work with, from what the company says about itself publicly. Each spotlight covers one company only and is built from what that company says about itself in public.
How the music is made
The songs and films on the station are written and produced by the EzMedSource team with AI-assisted tools. The articles are drafted with AI assistance too. Either way, choosing the subjects, checking the facts and the final word are our team’s job.
Corrections
If we got something wrong, tell us through the feedback page. We fix verified errors promptly and note the correction in the story instead of quietly changing it.