Make Internet medical research simpler and more productive! The rapid proliferation of Web sites makes finding medical information easy. Knowing when the information is accurate and reliable can be much more difficult. Health Care Resources on the Internet: A Guide for Librarians and Health Care Consumers discusses how to locate, evaluate, and use health care information available in online form. As expectations shift from finding information in books to locating it on the World Wide Web, Health Care Resources on the Internet provides you with the skills you need. Whether you?re a first-time Internet user unfamiliar with search engines or an old hand at Boolean logic, you will find helpful search tips and strategies. Moreover, this comprehensive book offers specific advice on assessing the reliability of the information you find. Health Care Resources on the Internet simplifies your hunt for information by recommending trustworthy Web sites. It covers topics including: consumer and professional megasites for health care information using Medline searching for information on specific diseases finding open clinical trials consumer health information alternative medicine Illustrated with tables and figures, Health Care Resources on the Internet is an essential guidebook for health-conscious consumers, information professionals, and medical professionals.
Guide to Healthcare Resources on the Internet, 2000 Edition
1998 Guide to Healthcare Resources on the Internet
Building upon a series of site visits, this book: Weighs the role of the Internet versus private networks in uses ranging from the transfer of medical images to providing video-based medical consultations at a distance.
This guide contains information on internet resources for a diversity of health-related areas such as women's health, mental health, pharmacology, oncology, & genomics.
This book assembles over 20 nurse experts to describe how the Internet can be integrated into clinical practice, staff development, nursing management, continuing and academic education, research, and more.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS COMMENTS Medium: ie, type of resource the information is stored on, eg, This is to show that the reference source is not a printed book or online, CD-ROM, Laserdisk, Videodisk, Diskette, e-mail, WWW etc. article.
Updated with the most current resources, the book is designed to provide users with the knowledge and confidence needed to use the Internet for education, research, career and other purposes.
Directory of health and medical information sites on the Internet. Each entry includes URL address, home page snapshot, and rating of content, style, and interface, site features, and unique elements.
Patient Resources on the Internet: 1997 Guide to Health Care Professionals
11 Count it ¥ Adding a counter to your web site can be cool but remember that it will also slow down your site. ... (b) Do not use more than four or five colours (plus black and white) as this is likely to make your site look busy and ...