Finding what you need

In each of the centres there are different ways to find the information you need.

  • You can navigate from the home page by selecting from one of the main centres to look for relevant topics.
  • You can enter a word in the search box in the top right hand section of this page.
  • If you come to a CareSearch page from another website you can easily see where you are by the breadcrumbs beneath the top banner: You are here:… . You can always return to the home page by clicking on the CareSearch logo in the top left corner of your screen.
  • Within content pages there is a menu at the right hand side of the page to help with navigation within the Centre.

CareSearch has developed this website to ensure content is available to as many users as possible. The website compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0 Level AA is outlined in our Accessibility statement.

If you require printed materials, we have resources that can be ordered from our Order and download resources section.

We also welcome your feedback and enquiries and encourage you to Contact CareSearch.

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Using the website

By using the website you are agreeing to the website’s terms and conditions. Please take the opportunity to read this important notice.

Clinical Disclaimer

Although we have attempted to ensure the information published on the CareSearch website is as accurate and complete as possible, such information may change from time to time. This may be because further research is developed and becomes available. Practice may also vary according to what is available locally (e.g. particular medications) and the experience and expertise of local health professionals. In addition, the information is necessarily of a general nature, and health professionals should use their best clinical judgement in the way in which it is used. The information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice and individuals should seek professional medical care and advice as required. Please see the Terms and conditions of the website.

Evaluation informs us whether a program of work has achieved the intended goals. It also highlights strengths and weaknesses of the approaches taken. To enable evaluation of the CareSearch project a program logic approach has been adopted.

Program logic shows the relationship between the resources and activities of a project and the intended changes or outcomes.

The CareSearch model Program logic framework centres on model functionality, content, and promotion leading to increased accessibility and implementation of evidence based knowledge.

Last updated 30 June 2026