Resource Center

Please explore our ever-expanding, ever changing, library of information.

What is a WIKI?

According to Wikipedia, the largest, best known, and most widely used WIKI in the world,  a WIKI is a website that allows the easy creating and editing of a database of information. Most WIKIs, as is the case with the IHCPR WIKIs, have a very specific purpose. In addtion, IHCPR monitors the content addition and editing of the WIKI so that only current and appropriate information is shared.  WIKIs provide the opportunity for a community, such as the membership of IHCPR, to share their expertise. The WIKI becomes a 'flow through' point for information: some members adding content, some members editing content, some members taking away and using the information. The power of  information rises exponentially when shared in this format.
You’ll find our interactive, field-tested marketing wiki a tremendous resource for practice growth, and  the implementation of our procedural wiki will greatly improve the day to day management of your office.
We encourage to explore these WIKIs, feel free to take away whatever information is useful to you, and feel free to offer edits or additions to the information if you feel the IHCPR membership will benefit.

What is CKS?

The NHS Clinical Knowledge Summaries (formerly PRODIGY) are a reliable source of evidence-based information and practical 'know how' about the common conditions managed in primary care.

CKS is commissioned and paid for by NHS Evidence, a service provided by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.

Who is it for?

CKS is aimed at healthcare professionals working in primary and first-contact care. If you are from a commercial organization, please contact us before using the website.

http://www.cks.nhs.uk/home

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