FEBRUARY 2007 A funding initiative brought to you by The Cancer Institute NSW Committed to facilitating knowledge access at point-of-care and the delivery of evidence-based practice. You are just a click away from a vast online library of quality textbooks and journals covering oncology, haematology, chemotherapy, palliative care, oncology nursing, radiation oncology and a wide range of related clinical specialties. A wealth of clinical health information … online & free What is CIAP? The Clinical Information Access Program (CIAP) website aims to provide equity of access to critical clinical information via the Internet and Intranet for all health professionals in the NSW public health system. The CIAP delivers decision- support information through access to online journals, books and reference databases, local policies, procedures, clinical pathways and links to clinical websites world wide. Who is It For? CIAP can be accessed by all clinicians employed in the NSW public health system. How Do I Access It? Every NSW public health facility is provided with a User Name and Password that permits access to the CIAP. The web addresses for the CIAP are: INTRANET: http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au:2001 INTERNET: http://www.ciap.health.nsw.gov.au The CIAP can be accessed via the Intranet or Internet in all NSW public health facilities, and can be accessed at home or remotely via the Internet address. To obtain a User Name and Password, contact your facility’s librarian or your local CIAP representative, as listed on the CIAP homepage. If you are a clinician, health professional or involved in the delivery of evidence-based practice … this is the resource for you! Over 38 full-text cancer related journal subscriptions 19 of the most popular clinical cancer textbooks – now online Easy-to-access Stay up to date with new releases posted » » » »
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february 2007
A funding initiative brought to you by The Cancer Institute NSW
Committed to facilitating knowledge access at point-of-care and the delivery of evidence-based practice.
You are just a click away from a vast online library of quality textbooks and journals covering oncology, haematology, chemotherapy, palliative care, oncology nursing, radiation oncology and a wide range of related clinical specialties.
A wealth of clinical health information … online & free
What is CIAP? The Clinical Information access Program (CIaP) website aims to provide equity of access to critical clinical information via the Internet and Intranet for all health professionals in the NSW public health system. The CIaP delivers decision-support information through access to online journals, books and reference databases, local policies, procedures, clinical pathways and links to clinical websites world wide.
Who is It For?CIaP can be accessed by all clinicians employed in the NSW public health system.
How Do I Access It?every NSW public health facility is provided with a user Name and Password that permits access to the CIaP. The web addresses for the CIaP are:
INTraNeT: http://internal.health.nsw.gov.au:2001
INTerNeT: http://www.ciap.health.nsw.gov.au
The CIaP can be accessed via the Intranet or Internet in all NSW public health facilities, and can be accessed at home or remotely via the Internet address.
To obtain a user Name and Password, contact your facility’s librarian or your local CIaP representative, as listed on the CIaP homepage.
If you are a clinician, health professional or involved in the delivery of evidence-based practice … this is the resource for you!
Over 38 full-text cancer related journal subscriptions
19 of the most popular clinical cancer textbooks – now online
Easy-to-access
Stay up to date with new releases posted
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Chancer Chemotherapy and Biotherapy (Chabner & Longo 2006)
Chemotherapy Sourcebook (Perry 2005)
High-Dose Cancer Therapy (Armitage & Antman 2000)
Lippincott’s Cancer Chemotherapy Handbook (Baquiran 2001)
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International Journal of Epidemiology
Encyclopedia of Biostatistics (2005)
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Annals of Haematology
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British Journal of Haematology
Haematologica
Leukaemia Lymphoma
Wintrobe’s Clinical Haematology (Greer et al 2004)
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Annals of Oncology
Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention
British Journal of Cancer
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International Journal of Clinical Oncology
Journal of Clinical Oncology
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
Journal of Surgical Oncology
Journal of the Society of Integrative Oncology
Medical Oncology
Oncology
Psycho-oncology
Seminars in Oncology
The Oncologist
Tobacco Control
Cancer: Principles and Practice of Oncology (De Vita et al 2005
Diseases of the Breast (Harris et al 2004)
Encyclopedia of Cancer (2002)
Lung Cancer: Principles and Practice (Pass et al 2005)
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List of resources available at the CIAP
How Does it Work?The CIaP has been available since 1997, and is managed by the Knowledgement Management unit in HealthTechnology, NSW Health, and governed by the Knowledge Management reference Group. all resources are reviewed annually, to ensure that the clinical information needs at the point-of-care are being met. all area Health Services contribute to the annual cost of the resources available on the CIaP, to ensure that access is free for individual clinicians.
In 2006, the Cancer Institute NSW decided to take responsibility for the procurement of additional resources for the CIaP that are specific to cancer
care. The resources selected were recommended by clinicians who delivered cancer services throughout NSW. Monthly usage statistics are available on these resources, and each year the Cancer Institute NSW will review the usage and make procurement recommendations for the next year.
It is imperative that clinicians take advantage of these resources, as low statistics will support the purchase of a different resource the following year. It is our intent to have a secondary list of resources that can be purchased if existing choices are not meeting the needs of clinicians, and welcome any resource suggestions.
