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| Faculty of Health & Social Work (University of Plymouth) : Health Links |
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Free access to the full Medline database (1966-) via the National Library of Medicine. |
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The MEDLINE plus pages are designed to direct you to resources containing information that will help you research your health questions. This includes databases, as well as links to dictionaries, organisations, directories and other resources. |
| Provides another method of searching Medline but also free access to other databases. | |
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Evaluated access to Medline. Offers access to abstracts and some free full text publications. |
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This database provides high quality evidence to inform health-care decision making via access to systematic reviews. |
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This site brings together databases which (1) contain material of interest to staff working in the UK National Health Service, (2) have some form of search facility, and (3) do not require individual passwords or payments of any kind |
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On line peer review, 6 years of online information being made available with full text, some references also linked. |
| Full text access to a range of biology and medicine titles. | |
| The online edition of this major medical journal. | |
| This directory provides information on the electronic versions of key English language peer-reviewed print journals in clinical medicine, biomedical research, nursing and allied health. | |
| Links to over 300 free electronic versions of journals. Some journals are only available for free for a trial period. | |
| Another list of freely available medical journals but with an emphasis on those titles cited in Medline. | |
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The UK's leading health policy and management magazine with a numerous links and a useful search facility. Individual registration is required. |
| A selection of medical journals available in electronic format on the web. | |
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A peer reviewed site with selective articles on medical topics. |
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Not as good as BMJ in that you have to subscribe to get full text articles! - but some are available |
| Access is provided to abstracts of journal articles from this well-known and respected medical journal. A search facility is provided but the full text of articles is only available to journal subscribers. | |
| Online version of the popular science journal. | |
| Free access to abstracts of journal articles is provided but full text only available to subscribers of this UK journal. | |
| Access to full text life science journals. | |
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Instructions to authors for over 2,000 journals in the health sciences. |
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BioSites is an extensive listing of evaluated Internet resources in the biomedical sciences. |
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| The BNF provides up-to-date guidance on prescribing, dispensing and administering medicines. It details all medicines on the UK market, with special reference to their uses, cautions, contra-indications, side-effects, dosage etc. | |
| UK listing of medical resources on the internet | |
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American Government agency providing information on chronic diseases, injuries and disabilities or prevention guidelines. |
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US site providing subject access to clinical information. |
| Online access to the US Pharmacopeia of Drugs | |
| Online access to many textbooks | |
| Detailed and up to date UK medical encyclopaedia with information on clinical medicine. | |
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Searchable site on use of Internet in health/medical areas. |
| This site lists health statistics resources on the web. | |
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Subject access to evaluated health related information is provided via this US based site. |
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This database (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) provides a catalogue of human genes and genetic disorders. |
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| A teach yourself guide to searching the internet and locating medical resources. | |
| Good US source of medical information | |
| Handy list of links to online medical dictionaries. | |
| Online encyclopaedia on medical conditions and diseases, provided by the MedlinePlus service. | |
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Access to evaluated sources of medical information available from this US site. |
| Full text of a medical statistics textbook from the BMJ | |
| An online health information service complied and written by health professionals. Content includes downloadable videos of operations, a virtual tour of the body, an A-Z of common diseases/health problems and student health. | |
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Medical school site with resources on cancer, physiology etc. |
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provided to the following 3 publications: Manual of Medical Information, Manual of Geriatrics and the Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy |
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| Web site designed to bring together useful and interesting microbiology informational resources | |
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US government site with an emphasis on cancer and aids topics plus other diseases. |
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Access to databases including AIDS line and a wealth of other medical information from the world's largest medical library. |
| A searchable dictionary which contains terms relating to biochemistry, cell biology, chemistry, medicine, molecular biology, science and technology. It includes: acronyms, jargon, theory, conventions, standards, institutions, etc. in fact anything to do with medicine or science. | |
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Valuable site providing access to a large range of evaluated medical information from the UK and abroad. |
| Developing web site providing an information resource aimed at the primary care sector. Part of the National Electronic Library for Health initiative. | |
| Full text of the Pope and Mays textbook. | |
| Gateway to hundreds of web sites containing teaching tools, tutorials, articles, and other educational materials relating to health research. | |
| A site established by UK doctors, with the aim of providing quick, easy access to the best medical resources on the internet. All web sites listed are peer-reviewed. | |
| An extensive US based medical resource with sections for health care professionals and patients. | |
| Find out if you could you manage a debt-ridden trust through twelve difficult months and still be in post at the end of it by trying this interactive management game. | |
| Extensive list of links compiled by John Eyers of the London School of Hospital & Tropical Medicine |
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| The Association aims to further medical research in the UK and the effectiveness of medical research charities. Information and links provided to key research bodies which often provide research grants | |
| Web site of the professional organisation for art therapists in the United Kingdom | |
| The professional body for State Registered Dietitians. | |
| The home page of the official UK body for physiotherapists. For an extensive list of links see: Internet Links | |
| The official body for occupational therapists. | |
| The official registration body for the medical professions | |
| The HSE ensure that risks to people's health and safety from work activities are properly controlled. | |
| The leading supplier of consumer health information in the United Kingdom. The trust provides a range of quality information services and database products. | |
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The IHSM is the professional organisation for health service managers. Valuable for up-to-date responses and reports on new NHS policies and initiatives. |
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The King's Fund is an independent health charity whose goal is to support health and health care. Useful links are provided to other health care sites. | |
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The MRC aims to improve health by promoting research into all areas of medical and related science. | |
| The Trust is an independent commentator on the UK health scene and the NHS. Site provides access to the Policy Futures for UK Health report and other useful information | |
| Website and other literature of the College. | |
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The RCGP is the academic organisation in the UK for general practitioners and is involved in education, training and standards issues. |
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| The college aim is to further ‘the encouragement of the study and the advancement of the science and practice of obstetrics and gynaecology’. | |
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The RCP maintains standards of medical practice in hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and plays a key role in training, education and research in medicine. |
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| The professional body for speech and language therapists in the UK | |
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The RSM is an independent, apolitical organisation which is involved in educational activities for the medical professions. |
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| Organisation representing professional, educational, public and workplace interests of radiographers. |
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| The UK professional organisation for chiropodists and podiatrists. Their public site on podiatry can be found at: Feet for Life. | |
| Uk charity concerned with stroke. | |
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The home page of the International health organisation |
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Lots of statistical information on ageing. |
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The site provides details on the research work of the project which is looking at health care outcomes and quality of life of older people. |
| Home page of this professional society for clinicians working with the elderly. | |
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Good page on ageing with searchable database and links. |
| UK charity provides help and advice for elderly people and their carers. | |
| Online version of the manual which covers geriatric medicine as well as psychiatric conditions. | |
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This US based Institute promotes healthy ageing by conducting and supporting biomedical, social and behavioural research and public education. Information includes full text brochures and fact sheets plus further links. |
| The framework sets new national standards of care for all older people, whether they live at home, in residential care or are being cared for in hospital. | |
| Provides access to the final report of the Commission. |
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| Said to be the largest HIV/AIDS knowledge base on the world wide web. The site is updated hourly. | |
| US site which provides information on AIDS and links to further resources | |
| Useful information collected together by the US National Library of Medicine. | |
| Detailed web site covering UK and international AIDS issues with extensive links to other sites. | |
| A collection of MEDLINE searches on the topic of AIDS. The site is aimed at consumers. | |
| Focuses on information about education to prevent infection with HIV, information for HIV positive people and the latest news and statistics. Also has many links to other resources. | |
| The latest news on and information about AIDS | |
| The leading European HIV/AIDS charity. The site includes many full text publications which can be viewed online. |
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| Aims to help people live with cancer by providing information and emotional support for patients, their families and health professionals. It is recognised as the foremost provider of cancer information in the United Kingdom. | |
| Original research articles in all aspects of research relating to cancer, including molecular biology, genetics, pathophysiology, epidemiology, clinical reports, and controlled trials | |
| The Department of Health cancer site. | |
| Extensive links to cancer information on the internet. | |
| Medline based resources on cancer. | |
| Database of over 1.5 million references to journal articles, conference abstracts, reports, theses etc. | |
| Database access provided to peer-reviewed summaries on cancer treatment, screening, prevention, genetics, and supportive care, plus clinical trials and details of organizations that provide cancer care. | |
| One of the many specialist libaries provided by the National Electronic Library for Health | |
| This resource site has information available on many different aspects of cancer, investigation and treatment. | |
| Online directory of information for cancer patients | |
| UK charity dedicated to saving lives through research into the causes, prevention, treatment and cure of cancer. Includes latest news and research updates on treatments. | |
| The largest European cancer centre with news on research and information for patients and carers. Extensive links to other sites also provided | |
| Web site of the cancer charity containing lots of useful information. | |
| Full text and information on the national framework. Further general information on cancer is at: Cancer (DoH) | |
| Subject listing of resources on neoplasms & cancer |
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| Listing from the OMNI database of alternative medicine web sites. | |
| A collection of full text articles on complementary medicine published in the British Medical Journal. | |
| This Centre is one of the US National Institutes of Health, and "conducts and supports basic and applied research and training and disseminates information on complementary and alternative medicine to practitioners and the public." |
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Evidence-Based Practice & Clinical Governance (including research methods & statistics) |
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Very good site with numerous links to information on evidence based health care. |
| ADEPT is an online tutorial concerned with Applying Diagnosis, Etiology, Prognosis & Therapy methodological filters to retrieving the evidence. It provides guidance on ensuring that literature searches only look for evidence-based research. | |
| This newsletter aims to keep readers up to date with local and national initiatives and literature on the effectiveness of health care interventions. | |
| BiomedCentral : Research Methodology | Provides papers on research methodology, much of which related to evidence-based practice. |
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The Centre aims to promote evidence-based health care and provides support and resources. |
| Canadian centre which promotes the use of evidence-based medicine for all health care professions. | |
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The Centre promotes and supports the teaching and practice of evidence-based mental healthcare. |
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| The Centre has an active training and research program in evidence-based practice to improve the resources available to health care workers, and improve clinicians' skills and awareness in accessing the evidence. | |
| The Canadian based Centre for Health Evidence (CHE) was established to help patients, practitioners, and policy makers. Includes many valuable resources. | |
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The Centre aims to produce and disseminate reviews concerning the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of healthcare interventions. Two databases are provided : DARE which provides structured abstracts of systematic reviews and NEED which provides access to economic evaluations. |
| Full text documents, originally produced by NICE, on principles for best practice in clinical audit. | |
| This is a monthly, updated directory of evidence on the effects of common clinical interventions, | |
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Clinical Governance and Primary Care |
Information about the initiative aimed at improving the quality of care and accountability in the NHS. |
| Clinical Governance Bulletin | Bimonthly publication on best practice in clinical governance. The full text is available without charge, though Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed. |
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Useful resource pack describing clinical governance and providing links to other resources. |
| NHS Executive page with links to booklet and resource packon clinical effectiveness. | |
| An international effort to produce, maintain and disseminate systematic reviews of the evidence about prevention and treatment or control of health problems | |
| Part of the Cochrane Collaboration this site provides information to help people understand health care research. It is also a resource for consumers and others who want to become involved in the Collaboration. | |
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The Cochrane library aims to provide high quality evidence to inform health-care decision making. It is the major source for locating systematic reviews. |
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Oxford based programme which supports the development of critical appraisal skills for health professionals. |
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| Site dedicated to promoting the exchange of information about controlled trials in all areas of health and social care and includes a database listing ongoing and completed controlled trials. Requires registration. | |
| A bi-monthly bulletin for decision makers which examines the effectiveness of a variety of health care interventions. Available online (NB St Loye's Library has some issues too) but no longer produced. | |
| Tables of contents and abstracts plus occasional sample papers from this journal (not held at St Loye's) | |
| Evidence-Based Healthcare Resources (Rochester) | The Nesbit Guide is a handy listing of web resources on evidence-based practice. |
| The site provides links to sites related to evidence based medicine, medical informatics and audit | |
| Evidence based information on a range of medical conditions, from the GP Notebook service. | |
| Listing of resources from the OMIN project. | |
| Handy list of links to other resources plus a useful list of EBM articles dating from 1993 to the present. | |
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Useful links to the major sites from this Southampton University web page. | |
| A brief introduction to evidence-based practice for OTs with information derived from Sackett's Evidence-Based Medicine textbook (2000). | |
| Useful listing of evidence-based practice resources, compiled as part of Sheffield's Wisdom Library. | |
| Kings Fund and NHS Executive report on the experience of getting evidence into practice via several projects. Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to access this report. | |
| Handy listing of clinical guidelines and protocols, compiled as part of Sheffield's Wisdom Library. | |
| The bulletins act as signposts to the best current evidence across a broad range of evidence types and subject areas including mental health, health environments etc. | |
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This short course is designed for use by health professionals which provides an overview of information resources available to locate research evidence and to translate a clinical question into an effective search strategy | |
| How to Read a Paper |
Useful list of BMJ articles on critical reading of articles |
| The Institute will provide the NHS (patients, health professionals and the public) in England and Wales with authoritative, robust and reliable guidance on current "best practice" | |
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Occupational Therapy Evidence-Based Practice Research (McMaster) |
The group focuses on research to critically review evidence regarding the effectiveness of occupational therapy interventions. Downloadable review tools are available. |
| Database of systematic reviews and RCTs relevant to occupational therapists. Includes useful tutorials and links pages. | |
| PEDro is the Physiotherapy Evidence Database and is an initiative of the Centre for Evidence-Based Physiotherapy (CEBP) in Sydney, Australia. | |
| Multidisciplinary information is provided on practising evidence-based medicine, derived from Sackett's Evidence-Based Medicine textbook (2000). Professions covered include: occupational therapy, physiotherapy and nursing. | |
| PubMed: Clinical Queries | Tailored search system for PubMed aimed at identifying articles using specific research approaches. |
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Listing of resources from the OMNI project. | |
| Online access to Jadad's book on RCTs | |
| A registry of randomised controlled trials related to rehabilitation. Populations include people with spinal cord injury, stroke, traumatic brain injury, amputations etc. | |
| The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network develops and publishes evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for use by the health service in Scotland. | |
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Useful site with links and collections of articles on evidence based practice and related research methods. |
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| Centre for Health information Quality | CHIQ works directly with NHS and patient representative groups to raise awareness of key issues in the development of consumer health information. |
| Canadian based centre of the University of Alberta which provides many links to international and European resources in it's Communications Section. | |
| The HDA is a special health authority, working to improve the health of people and communities in England, in particular, to reduce health inequalities. Provides links to associated resources including : HDA Evidence Base | |
| Government site which supports the promotion of health and well being in Wales. | |
| US government gateway site which aims to provide a quality guide to more than 500 consumer health information sites. | |
| This site aims give you the facts about a disease, how you can expect to be treated, the level of medical care you can expect and the treatments you are likely to receive in the UK. | |
| The national UK Health promotion database | |
| Belfast based Department of Health agency for health promotion. Includes links page. | |
| Listing of some key health promotion web sites. | |
| Evaluated web resources on health promotion from the OMNI web site. | |
| Health Promotion England develops and delivers public education campaigns and health promotion in key areas of health policy e.g. alcohol, drugs, children, elderly etc. | |
| Discussion list for anyone interested in health promotion. Part of the JISCMAIL service. | |
| The unit is based at Glasgow University aims to stimulate policy debate and to strengthen the design and implementation of evidence-based policies. | |
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The world's first national health promotion web site, which provides a comprehensive range of health information for professionals and members of the public. The site is run by the Health Education Board for Scotland. |
| The leading supplier of consumer health information in the United Kingdom. | |
| IHPE brings together professionals with a common interest in Health Education and Health Promotion. | |
| Independent source of UK health information and news. | |
| NHS Direct Online | Site includes information on the latest UK health stories, information on illness, disabilities, treatments and where to go for help and a reference guide to how the NHS works and the services provided |
| Patient UK | A directory of UK web sources of patient information |
| Public Health & Clinical Quality (DoH) | Information on the Public Health & Clinical Quality Directorate of the Department of Health. It covers: health protection, health promotion and clinical quality. |
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| Home pages of the American Association which publishes the Bulletin of the History of Medicine. Further links are provided to other sites. | |
| Information about this British society which was founded in 1965. | |
| Web site of extracts and information from Thomas Shapter's famous account of cholera in Exeter in 1832 | |
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Useful links to other sites covering the history of health care and disease. |
| Brief listing of some key resources | |
| Web site of one of the largest historical collections in the world held by the National Library of Medicine. Includes a large image library. | |
| History of medicine sites listed by the OMNI project. | |
| Useful listing of sites by the Oxford based Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine. | |
| A good listing of sites of interest in the history of science and medicine field, compiled by the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine at Manchester. | |
| Award winning site, launched to mark the 250th anniversary of the publication of James Lind's Treatise of the Scurvy. | |
| UK guide to history of medicine resources on the internet. Part of the BIOME service | |
| BBC Education site providing information on history of medicine, largely aimed at Schools. | |
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US site listing a range of historical resources by topic. |
| Information on the UK based Society, which publishes the Social History of Medicine journal (with Oxford University Press) | |
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The institute, which is part of the world's largest medical charity the Wellcome Trust, comprises a Library and an Academic Unit. The Library has one of the largest and finest collections in the world and it's catalogue is available via the Internet link below |
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| Useful anatomical pictures and teaching resources plus lots of musculo-skeletal information from Washington University. | |
| Anatomy Resources (NeLH) | Anatomy resources collated by the National Electronic Library for health including the new image resource called "Anatomy TV" |
| The Society acts as a forum for those concerned with research and education in the anatomical sciences. Links to other resources are included. | |
| A collection of medical and related images. Full versions can be downloaded by registered users. | |
| This developing UK centre supports teaching and learning in the biosciences. Links are provided to the useful CTI Biology Resource guides | |
| Site aimed at medical students but has useful resources, many linked to textbooks. | |
| This online textbook is an illustrated encyclopaedia of human anatomic variation. Provided as part of the Virtual Hospital web site. | |
| This commercial site provides free graphics, information and animations on ten body systems. | |
| The home page of the UK Physiological Society, an independent organisation which promotes communication between physiologists. Includes a links section. | |
| Web site linked to the anatomy and physiology textbook by Tortora & Grabowski (10th ed). Includes under the student study corner practice quizzes, further web links etc. | |
| Vesalius Interactive Anatomy is an interactive digital graphic resource on human anatomy. |
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This report arose due to increasing concern about the ways in which patient information is used in the NHS in England and Wales and the need to ensure confidentiality is not undermined. |
| The full text of the act which came into force in March 2000. | |
| Describes the provisions of the Act with links to further information. | |
| Demo version of a clinical decision-making program | |
| Details about the new IT programme for the NHS. | |
| A useful tool for assessing a broad range of consumer health information on the internet. | |
| Good practice guidelines for electronic patient records from the Department of Health. | |
| NHS web site providing information for the implementation of electronic records in health care. | |
| Listing of healthcare informatics sites, compiled as part of Sheffield's Wisdom Library | |
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Electronic journal covering health informatics developments in Europe |
| Extensive links to health informatics web sites around the world. Information is listed by country. See the section on Britain for sites in England, Wales & Scotland. | |
| Health Information on the Internet | Web version of this bi-monthly newsletter from the Wellcome Trust and the Royal Society of Medicine. Print copy available in St Loye's Library. |
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A US organisation which aims to provide information services and conduct research in support of accessible, affordable, appropriate, and efficacious health care in the public interest. |
| Full text articles on informatics in primary care | |
| This site is a support environment for Informatics Learning Networks, addressing learning needs in Health Informatics. | |
| Website of the Information Policy Unit of the NHS Executive. They are responsible for implementing the "Information for Health" Strategy. | |
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This is the new information strategy for the NHS which is set to be implemented from 1998 to 2005. Further resources on the strategy can be found at: Information Strategy |
| Described as an electronic book, this is a guide to using and searching the internet. | |
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| National Electronic Library for Health | Developing site for this major NHS initiative which aims to provide easy access to best current knowledge. For information management resources go to their Informatics site. |
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The programme covers all interventions including the use of devices, equipment, drugs, procedures and care across the whole spectrum of medical, nursing and health practices and examines effectiveness and cost effectiveness of interventions. |
| Home page of the body responsible for NHS IT developments. | |
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This page details new developments in information management and technology in the NHS. |
| IT issues in nursing are covered by this site | |
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Criteria for evaluating Internet information resources |
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| Useful collection of Medline related resources. | |
| British Epilepsy Association (BEA) provides a wide range of services and information to support anybody with an interest in epilepsy. | |
| A full text version of a booklet aimed at patients and carers with advice based on the National Clinical Guideline for Stroke. | |
| Headway aims are to promote understanding of all aspects of head injury and to provide information, support and services to people who have suffered a head injury, their family and carers. | |
| International body dedicated to providing international leadership, advancing opportunities and successes for persons with brain injury. | |
| US based sites providing lots of useful stroke resources for health professionals and patients. | |
| The Trust is an independent UK charity which focuses on people who are diagnosed as having MS, or are in the process of being diagnosed. | |
| Home pages of the UK based society which aims to help MS sufferers. Includes news on treatments, research etc. | |
| Concise version of the Guideline. | |
| This guideline, developed by a multidisciplinary working party sets out the minimum basic standards for care based on graded evidence. | |
| Site aims to aid management of neurological conditions in the community by providing high quality educational opportunities and completing high quality research | |
| USA institute providing resources for clinicians, patients and scientists on stroke and other neurological disorders. | |
| Regularly updated information on neurological diseases including cerebrovascular disorders and stroke. | |
| Home pages of the society. Includes fact sheets. | |
| Web site of the UK stroke charity | |
| Useful list of resources (mainly American) on stroke. | |
| Extensive images of the normal brain and of changes caused by cerebrovascular and other diseases. |
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| Web site of this charity which helps arthritis sufferers. | |
| US based organisation concerned with arthritis and related conditions. | |
| Web site of the Foundation with links to information on arthritis | |
| Home page of the Arthritis Research Campaign. | |
| A collection of useful resources from the National Library of Medicine. | |
| Home page of BackCare (formerly the National Back Pain Association) which provides information on back problems and links to further resources. | |
| This organisation aims to improve the health- related quality of life for people with, or at risk of musculoskeletal conditions throughout the world. | |
| A collection of Medline based searches and resources. | |
| Provides information on orthopaedic conditions | |
| Home pages of the Society, some information is restricted to members only | |
| This site is divided into five key contents sections about rheumatology and a section containing interactive case studies | |
| The Institute is the research and teaching unit of the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic and District Hospital NHS Trust. They fund research and teaching related to musculo-skeletal disorders. | |
| Important resource for musculoskeletal information. Part of the National Electronic Library for Health. | |
| A gateway to internet information on orthopaedics | |
| Information about orthopaedics from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. | |
| Brief listing of some key resources | |
| Useful listing of evaluated orthopaedic resources | |
| Provides many links to further resources | |
| Links to sites concerned with orthotics and prosthetics. | |
| Web site for the RSI Association, provides useful advice on coping with RSI type conditions. | |
| A US based resource covering back pain information | |
| On-line orthopaedic textbook. | |
| A large site which aims to be a detailed resource on orthopaedic and sports medicine. |
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| The organization responsible for board certification of podiatric foot and ankle surgeons in the United States | |
| The major US organisation for podiatrists | |
| Web site of this national body for podiatrists in Australia. | |
| Useful resources from this USA based site | |
| Links to podiatry resources from the School of Podiatry. | |
| Email discussion list on podiatry topics. | |
| Evaluated resources on podiatry from the NMAP project | |
| Web resources aimed at podiatrists from the National Electronic Library for Health | |
| Evaluated resources from the OMNI project | |
| The UK professional organisation for chiropodists and podiatrists. Their public site on podiatry can be found at: Feet for Life. |
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Speech and Language Therapy |
| Subject listing of resources from Marjon Library. NB some resources may only be accessible on the Marjon site. | |
| The Joint European Website for Education in Language and Speech, provides a range of resources and links. | |
| The professional body for speech and language therapists in the UK | |
| An extensive collection of links to further resources | |
| Links to resources compiled by the National Electronic Library for Health | |
| Useful resources and links on speech and communication disorders | |
| Listing of evaluated resources from the NMAP project | |
| Evaluated resources from the OMNI project | |
| Web site of this Bristol based Unit, which provides many useful resources |
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| The Association aims to further medical research in the UK and the effectiveness of medical research charities. Information and links provided to key research bodies which often provide research grants | |
| BiomedCentral : Research Methodology | Provides papers on research methodology, much of which related to evidence-based practice. |
| Source of information on PhD projects and studentships | |
| This site aims to provide an up-to-date guide to major longitudinal sources of data. It covers data sets collected by governmental, academic, private social research, medical and private industrial sources. | |
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The MRC aims to improve health by promoting research into all areas of medical and related science. |
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| National Research Register | A register of ongoing and recently completed research projects funded by the National Health Service. |
| Nature Jobs | Useful listing of science and medical posts including PhD studentships. |
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Listing of resources on research methods and statistics |
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