The
Aplastic Anaemia Trust
The Aplastic Anaemia Trust (formerly MEF) was founded in 1985
by the families and friends of children who had died of aplastic
anaemia. With their help a specialised unit, The Ruth Myles Unit
was established at St. George's Hospital in London which has become
the Centre of Excellence for the treatment of aplastic anaemia
in the UK.
www.theaat.org.uk
The
Anthony Nolan Trust
The Anthony Nolan Trust takes back lives from leukaemia and bone
marrow failure by managing, and recruiting new donors to the UK's
most successful bone marrow register.
www.anthonynolan.org.uk
The
British Complementary Medicine Association
The BCMA supports and protests the integrity of its therapists,
ensures the protection and well-being of their clients, and the
high quality standards with which Complementary Medicine is delivered
to the public.
www.bcma.org
The British
Medical Association
The BMA website is dedicated to the guidance of the medical profession.
The public and patients also have access to this site for the
most up to date knowledge of the medical current issues in the
UK.
www.bma.org.uk
Bristol
Cancer Help Centre
The Bristol Approach works hand-in-hand with medical treatment,
providing a unique combination of physical, emotional and spiritual
support using complementary therapies and self-help techniques.
www.bristolcancerhelp.org
The
British Society of Blood and Bone Marrow Transplantation.
The BSBMT provides guidance on best practice, quality and accreditation
in BMT. On this website the key members in the UK are available,
details of clinical trials and the quality forum.
www.bsbmt.org/tac.html
Cancerbacup.
Cancerbackup is Europe's leading cancer information charity, with
over 4,500 pages of up-to-date cancer information, practical advice
and support for cancer patients, their families and carers.
www.cancerbacup.org.uk
Cancer
Help UK
CancerHelpUK is part of Cancer Research. CancerHelpUK have a useful
link to books, articles and journals on complementary therapies.
www.cancerhelp.org.uk
Foundation of Integrated Medicine
The Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health is committed to
the best of healthcare for the whole person. The Foundation works
to widen people's access to integrated healthcare, promote confidence
in integrated approaches and promote understanding of integrated
health. Their booklet "Complementary Healthcare: a guide
for patients (ISBN: 0 9539453 8 3) is a very useful guide when
choosing a complementary therapy and practitioner. Their booklet
can also be downloaded free from their website
www.fih.org.uk/resources.
The General Medical Council
The GMC provides guidance on best practice in medicine to doctors,
all healthcare professionals and to the public. There is access
to standards of care, current news and controversial issues undergoing
debate.
www.gmc-uk.org
The Institute for Complementary Medicine
The ICM is one of the largest umbrella organisations for complementary
medicine also provides information on all aspects of safe and
best practice.
www.i-c-m.org.uk
The NHS Alliance.
www.nhsalliance.org
Joint
Accreditation Committee Isct Ebmt.
The Jacie website is extremely informative for professionals and
patients alike. Jacie's primary aim is to provide high quality
patient care and laboratory performance in haemopoietic stem cell
collection, processing and transplantation centres through an
internationally recognised system of accreditation.
www.jacie.org
Journals & Research
Entrezpubmed
For access to searches for articles and papers on all aspects
of healthcare research.
www.entrezpubmed.com
The
Journal of Clinical Oncology
The JCO is dedicated to Oncology Research in which one can find
articles and papers in all aspects on healthcare related to Oncology.
www.jco.org
The
Journal of Medical Ethics
The Journal is dedicated to all aspects of Medical-Legal Issues
current and previous.
www.jme.journals.com
Complementary Therapies in Medicine
is a valuable resource to those seeking information and critical
guidance within the field of complementary therapies. The broad
scope of this scientific and professional journal makes its content
relevant to those with a background in traditional health practices
as well as complementary practitioners. The journal believes that
good healthcare needs to be based on clinical judgement and the
available evidence on what is safe and effective, integrating
conventional and complementary therapies as appropriate.
www.aromatherapy-regulation.org.uk