Selecting A Database

The table below lists sources by discipline and by client type. They are the best sources available that we know about, but please make suggestions. Many cells are blank because we have not found databases specific to them. You can access the free sources by clicking on them. If you are affiliated with a university or clinic, you can probably access most of the major electronic databases through your account. Hopefully, as it becomes evident that decision makers need access to databases, that funds will become available to make the larger databases free to practitioners. Still, there are other ways to access databases for a fee or through local libraries.

Links to Evidence-Based Sources by Client Type and Practice Discipline
Key: An asterisk (*) means not free and limited to users with accounts paying for the database.
Purple means previously searched link.