Links to Resources

These links are provided on request from agencies and other organizations as additional resources for physicians and other interested health care professionals. Their posting has been approved by the Registrar.

• The Cochrane Library
  The Canadian Cochrane Network and Centre is pleased to announce, that in partnership with the Canadian Health Libraries Association, a pilot for a national license to The Cochrane Library has been successfully secured. This means that all healthcare practitioners now have access to the full content of the Library and will save valuable time to research the best patient treatment options through easy access to this wealth of information. Please visit the website for the best evidence available!
  
  
• Manitoba Health - Information for Health Care Providers on H1N1 Flu
  
  
• Canadian Adverse Reaction Newsletter (CARN)
  This quarterly publication alerts health professionals to potential signals detected through the review of case reports submitted to Health Canada.
• Health Canada guidelines for reporting adverse reactions to antiviral medications.
  
  
• Handbook on Sensitive Practice for Health Care Practitioners: Lessons from Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse(English) (French)
  This handbook is published by the Public Health Agency of Canada and describes the principles of Sensitive Practice and offers guidelines to enhance survivors' sense of safety during health care encounters, in the interest of maximizing the benefits of consultation and treatment.
  
   
• CME Course on Infectious Disease Outbreaks
  Tools and strategies for front-line clinicians course was developed by infectious disease specialists and public health experts across Canada. This course has been accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Fédération des médecins omnipraticiens du Québec. The course has also been endorsed by the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Public Health Network Council. It helps front-line clinicians protect themselves, their families and their communities against the growing threat of infectious disease outbreaks. Targeted primarily at front-line clinicians, including family doctors, emergency physicians, paediatricians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and outpost nurses, the course focuses on prevention and control, screening, diagnosis and treatment strategies and practices.