Clinical

Joule's Ask a Librarian team has curated a variety of clinical resources and guidelines on coronaviruses and COVID-19 for doctors.

When it comes to poor quality referrals, doctors and their patients lose out. Just one piece of missing information when referring a patient to another doctor can delay their access to care.

In Canada, most physicians still use the fax as their primary means of communication when sharing patient information and critical medical data...here's why that needs to change.

In Canada’s coldest months, when fuel-burning appliances are in everyday use, carbon monoxide poisoning should be top of mind.

Medical apps are everywhere. Dr. Chandi Chandrasena shares what doctors should consider before they download an app as well as which she recommends.

November, or Movember is all about men's health. Joule's Ask a Librarian team have selected resources on prostate cancer using a variety of tools included with CMA membership.

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is very common―it’s estimated more than 75% of sexually active men and women will be affected in their lifetime. Joule's librarians share clinical resources on the topic.

Approximately 10 Canadians die by suicide every day. Suicide is currently ranked as the 9th leading cause of death. Joule's librarians share a selection of clinical resources on the topics.

Listen to Drs. Mark Ebell and Roland Grad as they explain how the POEMs process works, how their delivery has evolved­ – and what it will look like in the future.

In the medical field, time is of the essence―often split between patient care, being on call and managing your practice. Here are 12 apps that could help you maximize your time.

Medicine is changing rapidly—is your information up-to-date? Dr. Bezanson explains which point-of-care tools­ help him stay on top of everything.

With an abundance of clinical information available at our fingertips at all times, it’s easy to get overwhelmed―so how do you keep up without compromising the quality of care?