The number of CAHE Journal Clubs is constantly increasing, and in order to provide access to our Journal Clubs Critically Appraised Papers (CAPs) CAHE has provide the following summaries. This page is regularly updated.
Critically Appraised articles and Journal Club Disciplines
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| Journal Club | Date | Clinical Scenario |
| CNAHS Western District | Oct 2008 | What is an effective strategy to improve attendance rates to therapy appointments of patients with mental health diseases? |
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These are multi-disciplinary Journal Clubs.
Clinical scenarios and PICO formats can be single or
multi-disciplinary as appropriate.
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CAHE will continually update this compendium of critically appraised research publications as a resource for health services interested in implementing journal clubs within their health services.
The Centre for Allied Health Evidence aims to make CAHE Journal Club Critically Appraised articles available for review and consideration by South Australian Department of Health employees.
In order to access the articles South Australian Department of Health (DoHSA) employees will need to contact the DoHSA Librarian:
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To interpret the CAHE Journal Appraised Article summaries you will require the appropriate CASP tool:
CASP RCT tool (Randomised Controlled Trial)
CASP SR tool (Systematic Review)
The four CASP tools as are provided courtesy of Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust 2002. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust. If permission is given, then copies must include this statement together with the words Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust 2002. However, NHS organisations may reproduce or use the publication for non-commercial educational purposes provided the source is acknowledged.
Searching of the database will retrieve the most relevant publication that has been appraised by the CAHE working party or as a result of previous appraisal by a CAHE journal club. The appraisal is available as free access to all users. Depending on copyright requirements, some abstracts and full texts of publications would also be available as external links.
Availability of full text publications will be dependent on copyright
requirements. If the chosen publication is freely available, appropriate
links to this effect will be provided. If, due to copyright requirements,
the publication has limited access, contact details will be provided for
South Australian public health sector employers directing them to
appropriate library sources.
For more information on library services available to individual health care
practitioners, please contact CAHE journal club working party staffs.
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