Privacy
Applications, contact details, documents, and project responses remain private unless the person or organization gives permission to share them.
Trust and professional boundaries
These standards explain how information is reviewed, how project introductions are handled, and what the network expects from everyone involved.
Applications, contact details, documents, and project responses remain private unless the person or organization gives permission to share them.
Professional information is reviewed before approval. Members must describe qualifications accurately and stay within their competence.
Introductions do not blur responsibilities. Clinical, design, construction, research, and other regulated work stays with appropriately qualified people.
Projects are reviewed privately and shared only with relevant approved professionals who need the information.
Personal, financial, organizational, or professional conflicts must be disclosed and managed openly.
People may request a correction or report a concern. Complaints are reviewed fairly, documented, and answered as appropriate.
AI may assist with drafting, organization, or search, but it does not make final membership, matching, clinical, or professional decisions. Sensitive information should not be entered into unapproved tools.
Code of Conduct · Conflict-of-Interest Policy · Project Introduction Policy
A focused first step
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