Editorial Team

Audited by the Zocvi Editorial Team.

All health articles are audited and flagged by the Zocvi Editorial Team, led by our Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rita Datta with editorial team member Dr. Vishal Tahiliani. Content is sourced from peer-reviewed publications, official health bodies, and verified medical practitioners on Zocvi.

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Founding editorial team

Editorial integrity is led by our Chief Medical Officer. Zocvi’s founding team also serves on the editorial team — handling editorial workflow, publishing standards, and platform-side governance.

Dr. Rita Datta portrait

Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Rita Datta, MD, MBBS

Dr. Rita Datta is a Global Healthcare Leader, Entrepreneur, and Humanitarian. A Pediatrician by profession, she has pioneered work in collaborative care and healthcare technology and collaborated with various NGOs to make healthcare accessible to the underprivileged.

Passionately committed to transforming the healthcare system through technological advancements, she is accelerating positive transformation for effective healthcare service delivery. As a co-founder at HealthOK Global, Dr. Rita has transformed technology and service delivery in collaborative care, specifically for women, children, and seniors.

Driving humanitarian initiatives— Dr. Rita Datta heads the HealthOK Seva Foundation, which provides free healthcare to the underprivileged in various Tier 3 cities and rural areas across India.

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Dr. Vishal Tahiliani portrait

Editorial Team Member

Dr. Vishal Tahiliani, MD, MHA, CPHIMS

Dr. Vishal Tahiliani is a Healthcare Tech Industry Leader and a member of the India AI Healthcare Strategy Team, driving AI-led transformation in life sciences and healthcare.

He brings prior leadership experience from IQVIA, HCL, Siemens, Edifecs, and Zensar — a track record across the healthcare-technology stack that informs Zocvi’s editorial standards for AI-enabled medical content.

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Founding team — editorial governance

Zocvi’s founding team — Sourabh Moharil, Koustubh Moharil, and Sathya Shankar— serve on the editorial team alongside Dr. Datta, handling editorial workflow, publishing standards, and platform-side governance. Their full bios and LinkedIn profiles are on the leadership page.

Our review process

How editorial articles are sourced, reviewed, and attributed.

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Source vetting

Articles reference peer-reviewed publications (PubMed, NEJM, Lancet) and official health bodies (WHO, ICMR, CDC) where available, and are authored by verified medical practitioners on the Zocvi platform.

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Editorial review before publication

Every editorial article passes through review by in-house editors and contracted editorial reviewers before publication — style, plain-language accessibility, and factual consistency with the cited sources. Formal peer review by named clinical reviewers is being built as editorial governance matures and will appear on the editorial-policy page as each standard operationalizes.

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Traceable authorship

Every article is authored by a verified doctor on the platform and traceable back to that doctor’s profile. Doctor-authored posts attribute to the individual physician with full credentials. Editorial articles attribute to the Zocvi Editorial Team as an organization — no fabricated physician identity is ever shown.

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Content refresh cadence

Older articles are re-evaluated against current guidance and either refreshed or marked as under review. Inline citations to primary sources are the target as our citation infrastructure matures; see the editorial-policy page for the current state.

Content sources

Editorial articles draw on these primary sources.

  • PubMed / NEJM / Lancet

    Peer-reviewed clinical literature.

  • WHO / ICMR / CDC

    Official health body guidance and statistics.

  • Verified Zocvi physicians

    Specialist commentary attributed by name.

  • Editorial reviewers

    Internal clinical reviewers named per article.

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