V15 · VERIFIED NETWORK

Verification should travel with the network relationship.

A participant should not simply appear because somebody created a profile. V15 separates organisation identity, professional identity, capability evidence, availability, agreement status and information freshness.

Layer 1

Organisation identity

Legal/operating entity, domain, institutional contact and verification state.

Onboarding →
Layer 2

Professional identity

Registration and role validation when an individual professional participates.

Verification →
Layer 3

Capability evidence

What the organisation can actually do, with source and review status.

Capability Registry →
Layer 4

Availability

Current, limited or unverified service capacity; never inferred silently.

Availability →
Layer 5

Agreement status

Whether the organisations have a defined pathway, scope and responsibilities.

Agreements →
Layer 6

Provenance & audit

Who changed what, when, why and under which authority.

Audit Centre →
Verification is not an endorsement.

DI Verified should mean the specified information has passed a defined verification process. It must not mean “best doctor”, “best hospital” or guaranteed outcome.