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We are pleased to share that we have launched a fix to a series of technical issues that have been causing loading problems for some of our clinical tools (DynaMed, ClinicalKey, CPS online and Essential Evidence Plus) and CPD pages. If you have experienced these issues recently we apologize for the inconvenience and invite you to now try again. Please note that the update required us to log out all users. If you need assistance logging back in please contact the Member Service Centre at 888-855-2555 (toll-free).
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Essential Evidence Plus
Point-of-care tool includes clinical summaries, abstracts, and the POEMs database.
InfoPratique
Biweekly email clinical research summaries created at Université Laval (French only).
Joule Publications
Peer reviewed medical journals, guides, magazines and custom e-publications.
POEMs by Essential Evidence Plus
Concise, daily email summaries of the latest clinical studies. CPD credits available.
Quantum Clinical Search
Search across several tools, including DynaMed Plus, ClinicalKey, CPG Infobase and ejournals.
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