Point of Care Resources

A clinical care standard is a small number of quality statements that describe the care patients should be offered by health professionals and health services for a specific clinical condition or defined clinical pathway in line with current best evidence.

Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care

In 2016, AHRQ launched a program of grants and contracts aimed at helping health care providers move patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) evidence into practice through clinical decision support (CDS). AHRQ advances the science of CDS by supporting implementers, clinicians, and technology vendors in developing CDS tools that are shareable, standards-based, publicly-available, and patient-centered.

Clinician Assist WA helps health professionals navigate their patients through the complex primary, community and tertiary health care systems. Unlike traditional guidelines, clinical and referral pathways are succinct and easily used during a consultation. They are evidence-based and summarise locally relevant and agreed-upon assessment, management, and referral advice on key patient presentations.
Although primarily written for GPs, all health professionals registered to practice in WA can register for access.

A collaborative, multilingual database of systematic reviews relevant for health-decision making, and a large source of other types of scientific and health evidence.

The GetReal Institute brings together a wide variety of stakeholders to drive the sustainable development and adoption of tools, methods and best practices in the generation and use of RWE (Real World Evidence) for better health care decision-making.

Collection of clinical guidelines developed using GRADE - Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation.

A comprehensive medical resource for both professionals and consumers. Its mission is to provide the best medical information of the day.

CCE conduct the following types of evidence synthesis, all of which are dependant on the needs of the requestor: Systematic Reviews: include a comprehensive systematic search of evidence, reporting is technical and explicit; Rapid Reviews: include a systematic search, limited resources searched, no appraisal of evidence, broad themes described; Scoping Reviews: include broad themes of interest and iterative searching; Evidence Snapshots: include a narrow topic, iterative search approach and limited reporting

A meta-search of authoritative clinical and non-clinical evidence and best practices from the UK NHS

Healthcare Improvement Scotland. Right Decision Service

Guidance to public health units in responding to a notifiable disease event.

Clinical search engine