Community health
Consistent evidence across a dispersed team.
Cited, NHMRC-graded evidence for community health allied health — the same evidence base for every clinician, in every site, without an institutional library behind them.
Don't include patient names or identifiers in your query.
What clinicians in community health use it for
The same evidence in every site
A team spread across sites, often solo and often part-time, ends up practising from whatever each clinician last read. One shared, graded evidence base means a recommendation does not depend on which office it came from.
No library, no paywall dead ends
Community health rarely has institutional journal access. OpenBook searches open-access sources alongside the biomedical indexes and links the full text where it exists, so a result is something you can actually read.
Evidence-based practice on a caseload
The constraint is minutes between clients, not willingness. A question in, graded evidence with citations out, in seconds — and OpenBook Review checks the claims in your notes as you write them.
What you get
Real, traceable citations
Every citation resolves to a record actually retrieved. One that does not is refused rather than tidied up, and anything with a DOI is screened against Crossref retraction notices.
NHMRC evidence grading
Level I–V applied to every result from its indexed publication type, so the strength of the evidence is visible rather than asserted.
OpenBook Review
Evidence checks while you write. It reads your report, note or treatment plan, flags the claims published evidence bears on, and cites the guideline. You decide.
Five research databases in parallel
Europe PMC (PubMed/MEDLINE), PubMed Central, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar and CORE — queried at once, merged and re-ranked, with open-access full text linked where it exists.
CPD session logging
Log a search as CPD as you do it, with the citation attached, and export a certificate for your AHPRA cycle.
PII auto-detection
The search box flags names, dates of birth and similar details as you type and offers to remove them before anything is sent.
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
The Free plan runs 5 searches a day. Pro is $29 a month with a 7-day trial, no credit card to start. Clinic is $22 per clinician a month, minimum 3. No lock-in. Cancel any time.