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The Internet can be a valuable source of information, but at times the sheer volume of available information can be overwhelming. This section provides tips as well as related Web sites for searching the Internet and evaluating health information.
Using the Internet to Find Health Information
The Internet is a great way to get information about health. Good information can help you make decisions about your health and health care. However, there is no magical way of finding good information from the many Web sites that exist. Read through this section for tips on using the Internet to learn more about your health and health care. [more]
Evaluating Information
Finding information on the Internet can be hard. Finding reliable and trustworthy information can be even harder. This section provides you with a few simple questions every time you visit a new site as well as guidelines for evaluating the quality of material you find. [more]
Searching the Internet
If you are unsure of where to look for information on a certain topic, you may want to use an Internet search engine or subject guide. There are many different types of Internet search options and they are not all equal. This section reviews several search engines and offers tips on how to make your search more effective. [more]
Patient & Family Libraries & Resource Centres
Located at PMH, TGH, and TWH, the Patient & Family Libraries & Resource Centres are places to find reliable information about your health and health care services.
Cancer Centres
List of cancer centres located in North America. [more]
Community Resources on the Internet
Internet links for information about community resources in Toronto. [more]
