1. Collecting evidence: Before reporting, collect and save relevant evidence materials, including any documents, photos, videos or other relevant materials related to the reported matters.
2. Determine the reporting channels: understand and establish the correct reporting channels. This will vary according to different regions and jurisdictions. You can contact the health supervision department, the medical industry management organization or the relevant law enforcement departments to obtain the correct reporting channel information.
3. Write a report letter: describe the content and background of the report in detail and provide relevant evidence. Be sure to provide clear information in the report letter, including name, job position, description of specific violations, etc.
4. Protect personal privacy: If you are worried about personal privacy or retaliation, please be sure to indicate your confidentiality requirements in the report letter and explain that you want to remain anonymous.
5. Submit a tip-off: After preparing your tip-off, submit it according to the determined tip-off channel. It is done by mail, e-mail or online reporting system.