Palliative Care

Searchable database of Canadian CPGs compiled by the Canadian Medical Association.

"Many organizations and associations develop clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) at the local, provincial, national and international level, and make them available to health-care providers. Toward Optimized Practice (TOP) CPGs primarily differ from other CPGs by addressing practice gaps or behaviours that exist in Alberta in regards to various health topics."

Funded by Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial governments, CADTH is an independent, not-for-profit agency that delivers timely, evidence-based information to health care leaders about the effectiveness and efficiency of health technologies.

The EAPC, consisting of 55 member associations from 31 European countries, is the principal palliative care organization in Europe and provides a forum for all of those either working, or with an interest in palliative care.

UK guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

"Guidelines provides concise clinical guideline summaries of major primary and shared care guidelines for the UK. Additionally, European guidelines from some of the major independent professional bodies are also summarised and included."

A global network of 86 organizations representing 44 countries that supports evidence-based health care and improved health outcomes by helping members create high quality clinical practice guidelines.

Trip searches for high quality clinical evidence with results sorted by evidence type, including CPGs.

Select "Guidelines" from the drop down menu next to the search bar and search for your topic of interest.