Describes the process of creating systematic reviews. Directed at healthcare providers, consumers, researchers, and policy makers.

The College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University, USA, provides a reference list for students and practitioners.

Tutorial on the application of these principles to the field of diagnostic testing. From St Bartholomew?s and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry.

Lists a series of downloadable bulletins explaining the basic concepts and applications. Produced for healthcare managers and policymakers by the National Health Service in the United Kingdom.

The Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Southern California, USA presents tutorials, case studies and teaching resources for health professionals.

Resources for health care policy makers, with article summaries, a critical appraisal journal club, and recommendations for creating guidelines. Presented by the University of Sydney, Australia.

Portal with links to evidence-based resources in current medicine and complementary and alternative medicine therapies, some original material in the form of commentaries.

A collaboration between public health organisations, healthcare providers and libraries, publishing results of randomised controlled trials and observational studies into health and disease.

Promotes the use of high quality research by consumers and clinicians, with educational material and access to international reviews. Produced by the Health Research and Education Foundation, Melbourne, Australia.

A database of measure sets for practitioners, health delivery systems, and health care providers, with standardized abstracts and ordering details. From the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality in the USA.

The University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom presents lists of evaluated resources for students, researchers, academics and practitioners in the health and medical sciences.

Gateway to electronic resources, databases, and clinical guidelines for policy makers, clinicians and researchers. Provided by the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom.

Lecture notes concerning evidence-based principles can be found in this extensive and searchable collection for healthcare students.

Article provides librarians with a guide to evaluating and selecting medical literature for clinical research. From the Journal of the Medical Library Association.