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How we check and update our guides
Our approach to source dates, corrections and claims about travel and treatment.
Two Shores Club publishes guides for readers planning a trip or researching healthcare abroad. The date on a guide tells you when we published it. Each guide links to the sources that support the details readers may need to check again.
Start with the organisation responsible
For a ferry route, go to the operator. For a visitor entrance, look for the venue’s own instructions. For questions about a medical procedure, consult patient information from a relevant public health body or professional regulator and take questions about your care to your clinician.
Keep changeable details attached to a source
A new service notice, visitor rule or directory entry can make a saved guide stale. Where plans depend on a departure, appointment or entry arrangement, check the source close to the date. If sources disagree, look for a dated statement from the body in charge.
Show what can be checked independently
Our health guides link to the official facility list and explain how to verify details with the treating facility. Reader experiences can suggest useful questions for a guide. The facilities and teams involved can provide the records that answer those questions for a particular case.
Sources and further reading
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