About Contributors

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What is a Calabash Contributor?

A Calabash Contributor is an expert in their field who writes and uploads articles to the Calabash platform for publication.

Who can become a Contributor?

Any trained health care professional may contribute articles. We do not accept organisations as Contributors, because an article should come from your own expertise.

Are Contributors paid?

No. Contributing an article is a way of sharing your expertise and experience with colleagues around the world, and we provide it as a free service to you and to the practitioners who read it.

What are the requirements for publishing?

Anyone with peer recognised training may publish, and every article must meet our terms of use and fall within the areas of expertise we cover. Our team reads and checks each article before publication, and we may amend or decline an article or a profile.

How do I become a Contributor?

Create your Calabash profile by signing up, if you have not already. Once your profile is confirmed you can apply to become a Contributor from your dashboard, and publish your articles from the same place.

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