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How do I Evaluate a Health
or Technology Resource?:
Websites on evaluation of health-related and technology websites.
Health On the Net
Foundation (HON) Code of Conduct for medical and health Web sites: The
Health on the Net Foundation Code of Conduct (HONcode) for medical and
health Web sites has elaborated the Code of Conduct to
help standardise the reliability of medical and health information
available on the World-Wide Web. It defines a set of rules to: (a) hold
Web site developers to basic ethical standards in the presentation
of information; and (b) help make sure readers always know the source and
the purpose of the data they are reading.
Pew Health
Professions Commission: This link leads you to recommendations
developed by the Pew Health Professions Commission for change in health
professions education and development of policies which respond to the
nation's health care workforce needs. The Commission has initiated and
sustained what many believe to be a national movement for change in health
professions education and workforce policy.
Locating and
Evaluating Health Information on the Internet: This website
developed by Ernesto A. Randolfi is a rich source of links
to websites on evaluation of health/medical information on the
Internet. It also presents some significant resources used to locate
information on the Internet including common directories, search engines,
search directories, and research indexes.
Evaluation of
information resources: This website contains relevant pointers to
criteria for evaluating information resources, particularly those on the
Internet.
rich source of Last updated July 05, 2002 |