Use RxFiles to find comparative drug information through reviews, Q&As, Trial Summaries and charts. *Note: Pharmacist access only, see more info below.
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Canada’s Drug Agency is an independent, not-for-profit organization responsible for providing healthcare decision-makers with objective evidence to help make informed decisions about the optimal use of health technologies, including drugs, diagnostic tests, as well as medical, dental, and surgical devices and procedures.
University of British Columbia. Deprescribing tool to address polypharmacy; medications are ranked in order with those least safe or effective at the top (consider stopping first) and colour-coded.
Use TRIP as a tool to quickly find relevant research to apply to practice that uniquely offers the ability to filter and sort by the quality of evidence, with particular ease in locating guidelines.
Use Cochrane Library to search for independent and high quality evidence through published systematic reviews, reports of clinical trials and clinical answers.