UNMC College of Pharmacy Library Guide 

ACP PIER outlines and provides strength of evidence information for each prevention, work-up and treatment option presented. PIER also provides list of recent FDA alerts and recent articles of interest for each condition covered.

The AHRQ Reviews cover a limited number of topics in the areas of diabetes, cancer, GI disorders, cardiovascular disorders, mental health, and orthopedics, The studies reviewed range from single, small studies to systematic reviews with meta-analyses.

Best BETs covers topics of interest to Emergency Medicine specialists. Authors attempt to provide systematic reviews with comments on the quality of the available evidence.

The Cochrane Library includes The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, the Health Technology Assessment Database, the Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects, and the NHS Economic Evaluation Database

DERP reviews cover therapeutic efficacy and cost-effectiveness of an ever increasing number of pharmacologic therapies.

Outlines prevention, diagnosis and treatment options. Best-available evidence is used. When possible, evidence is graded.

NICE has reviewed the available evidence on benefit and cost for a wide range of therapeutic interventions, health promotion activities, and diagnostic techniques and provided guidance documents intended for use by the UK's National Health Service.

Many, but not all, of the guidelines available at ngc.gov critique or grade the available evidence.

Click the link above to retrieve PubMed records for meta-analyses. To retrieve PubMed records for meta-analyses focusing on a specific topic, add your topical terms to the search box and hit "Go."

Click the link above to retrieve PubMed records. To retrieve PubMed records focused on a specific topic, add your topical terms to the search box and hit "Go."

The Centre provides free downloads of several EBM tools and some of the powerpoints used in their EBM workshops. The website also provides links to some notable examples of EBM research.

Access is available through a free trial that ends on 4/4/2009. Click on Users' Guides button to reach the Users' Guides homepage.

An online tutorial (only UNMC-affiliated users can link to PubMed from within the tutorial)

An online tutorial (only UNMC-affiliated users can link to IPA from within the tutorial)