About The Clinical Dispatch
Independent medical and scientific content that helps clinicians understand what the latest evidence shows
Our Mission
Research moves science forward - but the distance between a new finding and a clinical decision remains wide. The Clinical Dispatch exists to help close that gap.
We follow developments across the fields we cover - from peer-reviewed research to data first presented at scientific congresses - and pair them with clear, clinically relevant content: a Clinical Pearl that distills the most useful findings, a Topic Deep Dive that places the research in context, and KOL Video commentary from specialists in the field. Together, they give clinicians what an abstract alone cannot: relevance, nuance, and an honest account of what the evidence does and does not show.
Every piece is developed alongside its source, reviewed by a scientific editor, and held to consistent standards of accuracy, balance, and independence.
Editorial Independence and Funding
The Clinical Dispatch is committed to editorial independence. Our content is developed, written, and edited by The Clinical Dispatch and its publisher, Endpoint Medical Communications, which retains final editorial control. Some content is produced with financial support from third parties. Where a piece is financially supported, that support - and the name of the supporting organization - is disclosed on the piece itself. Financial support does not give any funder control over the content, its conclusions, or the selection of findings presented.
For Healthcare Professionals
The Clinical Dispatch is medical and scientific content intended for healthcare professionals. It is provided for informational purposes, does not constitute medical advice, is not certified continuing medical education (CME), and is not a substitute for independent clinical judgment or consultation of the primary literature.
Content is intended for healthcare professionals and is not intended for consumers. Consumers should not rely on these materials and should promptly consult their own physician or healthcare provider.
Clinicians should not rely solely on these materials and should make their own patient-care and treatment decisions through independent professional due diligence, in consultation with the patient on an individualized basis.