How the web portal NHS Evidence will help nurses to make informed decisions

Source: Nursing Times
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Date of publication: 10th September 2009
In a nutshell: Article which explores issues surrounding the launch of NHS Evidence. Explains how nurses can make best use of the service and explains its key features. From October, one of these is helping users to identify the best evidence by awarding an accreditation mark to the most reliable sources of guidance.
Length of publication: Web page

Health Service Journal review of NHS Evidence

Source: Health Service Journal - Intelligence supplement 18 June 2009
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Year of publication: 2009
Publication type: Journal article
In a nutshell: Review and comment on NHS Evidence.
Length of publication: 2 pages
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NHS Evidence webpage

Source: National Library for Health www.library.nhs.uk
Publication type: Website

In a nutshell: To ensure users are kept up to date of the continuing development of NHS Evidence, NLH have created a new NHS Evidence webpage under ‘For Librarians’.

The webpage provides concise information on NHS Evidence and links to Lord Darzi’s final report, entitled ‘High Quality for All’ (issued July 08) and to NICE’s NHS Evidence webpage which provides details of the blueprint for the new service.

Some important notes: Please contact nhsevidencequeries@nice.org.uk directly with any queries relating to NHS Evidence.
Link here for more information: http://www.library.nhs.uk/forlibrarians/nhsevidence
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