We write the article. You review it. Your expertise reaches people searching for help with exactly what you treat.
Share your profession, credentials and the conditions you know best.
We send you an article in your area, already researched and referenced to current evidence and Australian guidelines. Reviewing takes about 20 minutes. Tell us what to change.
The article goes live on the HealthBank blog with your name, credentials and a link to your profile, and we send you a post ready to share.
Your name and credentials in the article's byline as reviewer or co-author.
Every article links readers to practitioners on HealthBank who specialise in that topic.
A LinkedIn post and newsletter blurb for each article, so your audience sees your expertise too.
How many people read your article and clicked through to find a practitioner.
| Role | What you do | How you're credited |
|---|---|---|
| Reviewer | Read and approve an article we've written | Reviewed by [your name, credentials] |
| Co-author | Review and add a practical tip or section in your own words | Written with [your name, credentials] |
| Author | Send us your own article; we edit it to our format and evidence standards | Written by [your name, credentials] |
Tell us about your practice and the topics you know best. Robbie Clark, Accredited Practising Dietitian, runs the programme and will be in touch with a first article to review.
About 20 minutes to review an article. You choose how many you take on.
No. We write the article and you review it. If you'd like to add your own tip or write a full article, you can.
Your credit links to your HealthBank profile. Articles don't promote individual clinics, products or services.
Every article is checked against our evidence and advertising standards before it's published.
