Questions to ask your doctor This information from HealthDirect provides a list of questions that could be helpful when visiting your doctor. Read more…
Question Builder Question Builder is a tool to help you think about questions you might want to ask your GP or specialist and print or save for your next appointment. Read more…
Personal decision guide A decision aid is a tool to help us make more logical and rational decisions. The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute has developed a personal decision guide that will help you through the steps of making an informed choice. Read more…
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