document: Guidelines , the Internet , and personal health : insights from the Canadian HEALNet experience The objectives are to summarize the insights gained in collaborative research in a Canadian Network of Centres of Excellence , devoted to the promotion of evidence-based practice , and to relate this experience to Internet support of health promotion and consumer health informatics . A subjective review of insights is undertaken . Work directed the development of systems incorporating guidelines , care maps , etc. , for use by professionals met with limited acceptance . Evidence-based tools for health care consumers are a desirable complement but require radically different content and delivery modes . In addition to evidence-based material offered by professionals , a wide array of Internet-based products and services provided by consumers for consumers emerged and proved a beneficial complement . The consumer-driven products and services provided via the Internet are a potentially important and beneficial complement of traditional health services . They affect the health consumer-provider roles and require changes in healthcare practices
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