How to Find Medical Information
Searching for medical information can be confusing, especially for first-timers. However, if you are patient and stick to it, you can find a wealth of information. Today's computer technology is making it easier than ever for people to track down medical and health information. Other good sources of information include textbooks, journal articles, reference books, and health care organizations. This booklet explains how to locate these important sources of information.
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Next Steps After Your Diagnosis
Your doctor gave you a diagnosis that could change your life. This booklet can help you take the next steps. Every person is different, of course, and every person’s disease or condition will affect them differently. But research shows that after getting a diagnosis, many people have some of the same reactions and needs.
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Complete Guide for Finding Quality Health Care
When it comes to making major health care decisions—about health plans, doctors, treatments, hospitals, and long-term care—how can you tell which choices offer quality health care, and which do not? The Guide has checklists, questions, charts, and other tools to help you make the health care decisions that are right for you.

Quick Checks for Quality Health Care
This will give you a checklist for health plans, hospitals, doctors, treatment, and long term care. This summarizes the major ways you can check for quality in health care, for a more depth information, see the source above (Complete Guide for Finding Quality Health Care)
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