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Effectiveness Matters A bulletin providing updates on the effectiveness of health interventions. Subscribe to the paper version(free) or view the full text published articles online. Health Evidence Bulletins - Wales A collaboration between public health organisations, healthcare providers and libraries, publishing results of randomised controlled trials and observational studies into health and disease. Centre for Reviews and Dissemination Provides the National Health Service with information on the effectiveness of treatments and the delivery and organisation of health care. Includes a bi-monthly bulletin based on systematic review. Oxford Pain Internet Site Systematic reviews of pain management. Excellent knowledge base and examples of evidence based medicine. National Institute for Clinical Excellence Special Health Authority with the task of systematically appraising health interventions and producing national guidance on effectiveness. Full details of evidence and appraisal process are supplied. Development and Evaluation Committee The DEC provided information about the cost-effectiveness of health care technologies to commissioners of health care in the South West and South East NHS Regions. Over 100 reports available on the site. Trent Working Group on Acute Purchasing Reviews the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of clinical interventions. Guidance notes for purchasers are available. Summaries of 26 reports available online. Bandolier Monthly independent journal about evidence-based healthcare, written by Oxford scientists for healthcare professionals and consumers. Current and archived articles can be downloaded. Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network Development and dissemination of national clinical guidelines containing recommendations for effective practice based on current evidence. Includes list of available publications covering all specialties. Scottish Intensive Care Society: Evidence-Based Medicine Group Features critically appraised topics, details of completed and current projects, and an explanation of terms. |
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