This National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools document defines and summarizes the concept of evidence-informed public health (EIPH), supports the importance of critical appraisal of primary research studies and systematic reviews to inform practice, and presents some of the more commonly used critical appraisal tools.

  2021-08-31 – Topic Overview

Background information regarding research methods in dietetic practice.

  2022-01-28 – Background

This guide from Sense About Science for researchers provides information on how to work with the public in order to communicate research findings.

   2021-08-31 – Manual/Guide

A listing of research related literature databases for health professionals to use in practice and when conducting research.

  2021-12-08 – Game/Quiz/Interactive Tool

A listing of potential sources of research support from sources across the globe for health professionals to access to potentially support their research.

  2021-11-03 – Game/Quiz/Interactive Tool

A listing of specific research resources for health professionals to use in practice and when conducting research.

  2021-11-03 – Game/Quiz/Interactive Tool

Glossary of health-related research terms from the National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools (NCCMT) available from Health Evidence.org.

  2020-05-22 – Directory

An interactive tool, available through Sense about Science, to guide professionals through a series of questions to help them review and interpret a published health paper.

  2021-08-31 – Game/Quiz/Interactive Tool

A comprehensive guide, written by a PhD student in statistics from Carnegie Mellon University, that covers statistical analyzes used in scientific papers, including sections on statistical power and pseudoreplication, and how they can be abused in science. Information is written in plain language and made available through Creative Commons.