The CMCV Search Tool checks for matches to the words you enter in all of the text located on the web site. Make sure that the text you enter is in LOWER CASE and that any Boolean operators (see below) you use are in UPPER CASE.

Every matching result is giving a score which is assigned according to how many times the word you searched for appears in the text of the web page.

Search Basics

A search is a Boolean (see below) system that searchs for just those documents containing all or some the words in your query. Any of the words you type into the search field will be used in calculating wether or not a web page matches your requirements.

Boolean Operators: AND, OR, NOT and ()

What they do/How to use them:
AND - Documents found must contain all words joined by the AND operator. For example, to find documents that have all of the words clinic, hours and cmcv, you could enter: clinic AND hours AND cmcv.

OR - Documents found must contain at least one of the words joined by OR. For example, to find documents that have either the words doctor or physician you could enter: doctor OR physician.

AND NOT - Documents found cannot contain the word after the term AND NOT. For example, to find documents that have the word illness, but not the word vascular, you could enter: illness AND NOT vascular.