Evidence Summaries
Evidence Summaries tools are research and reference e-resources that a health and care professional can utilise immediately at the point-of-care with a patient. They are often easy to use and contain filtered information. Most of the evidence-based point-of-care tools include levels of evidence, rating scales or grade recommendations as well as citations back to the original research studies, systematic reviews, or guidelines.
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BMJ Best Practice is a clinical decision support tool, uniquely structured around the patient consultation, with advice on symptom evaluation, tests to order and treatment approach.
BMJ Best Practice takes you quickly and accurately to the latest evidence-based information, whenever and wherever you need it.
Our step by step guidance on diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention is updated daily using robust evidence based methodology and expert opinion.
We support you in implementing good practice.
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Clinical Key is a clinical search engine that makes it easier for clinicians and other healthcare professionals to find and apply relevant knowledge to help them make better decisions – anywhere, anytime, in any patient scenario. It provides access to e-Journals and e-Books published by Elsevier, drug information, and practice guidelines. Clinical Key helps health professionals locate and use clinical information quickly to answer questions and to keep current with changing healthcare issues.
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Clinical Key for Nursing provides nurses with the most clinically relevant answers from Elsevier’s content including evidence-based nursing monographs, e-books, e-journals, practice guidelines, and core measures with nursing recommendations.
Cochrane Clinical Answers: Providing quick access to the research in Cochrane Systematic Reviews, CCA answer a focused clinical question in a short, easily readable format
NICE provides evidence-based national clinical guidelines and advice to help improve health and social care. Below, you will find links to specific areas of their website where content is free to access.
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NICE Clinical Knowledge Summaries NICE CKS service provides primary care practitioners with a readily accessible summary of the current evidence base and practical guidance on best practice in respect of over 330 common and/or significant primary care presentations |