On Mar. 1, 2023, the CMA announced changes to our CMA Joule offerings, including the retirement of clinical tools and services this year. Specific expiry dates are posted on each clinical tool page. Please note that you may have access to clinical information tools and/or library services through your affiliation with a hospital, health system, medical school library or other organization. Please refer to this list of alternate providers in your province or territory.
With new medical information being published constantly, physicians can depend on CMA Joule clinical resources for the latest evidence-based information. Explore and access a curated suite of tools, databases and clinical updates to stay informed and make better patient care decisions.
CMA members have access to clinical resources valued at more than $3,000 annually — included in the cost of membership. CPD credits are also available with some resources.
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Get personalized assistance with clinical questions and search strategies from expert medical librarians.
Access over 1,000 textbooks, 600 journals, images, videos and patient handouts.
Access over 1,700 evidence-based Canadian clinical practice guidelines and 900 Choosing Wisely Canada recommendations.
Access the Canadian Pharmacists Association’s Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties for Canadian drug and therapeutic information.
Access point-of-care tools including clinical summaries, abstracts and the POEMs database.
Subscribe to or browse a biweekly, French only clinical research summaries created at Université Laval.
Read the latest clinical content from the CMAJ group, as well as books and journals from ClinicalKey and other open-access titles.
Physicians can rely on CMA’s clinical blog for the most up-to-date, evidence-based information. Explore the latest trends and topics in this free resource.
If you require assistance with any research or article requests or have any questions or comments, we’re here to help. Contact the Ask a Librarian team.
“CMA Joule’s Ask a Librarian service sources articles far beyond my reach and helps me in my daily practice.”
