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Video collections
Assessing older adults
In these videos we show how to assess older adults for the ability to function at home and for risk of falling.
Christmas videos
Each Christmas the BMJ commissions videos to bring a little cheer.
Medical innovations
Do it yourself spectacles, build your own toilets, social media, a biobank of health data? At last month's BMJ Innovation Expo conference in London, a panel of experts debated which one is most likely to make the biggest impact on healthcare by 2020.
Publishing in the BMJ
This collection of 3 videos explains the why, what, and how of publishing in the BMJ. Why should you publish with us, what we look for in a paper, and how you can make the most of your research.
Tales from the archive
Colin Blakemore presents the BMJ's new video series. Told in seven parts, these stories delve into the BMJ's archive, dating back to 1840, to unearth some of the leading thinkers of their time, and show the contribution they have made to modern medicine.
Video archive
2011
The giant's cause
21/12/2011 19:19
Atul Gawande - Lifebox interview
13/12/2011 07:26
Lifebox - appeal from Atul Gawande
02/12/2011 27:50
Make the most of the new bmj.com
08/11/2011 30:01
Fall assessment In the residential home
13/09/2011 00:00
Fall assessment on the ward
13/09/2011 00:00
Fall assessment in A&E
13/09/2011 00:00
Functional assessment in the home
29/08/2011 40:07
Find and Treat
24/07/2011 00:00
Medical devices - Tom Joyce on device regulation
13/05/2011 00:00
2010
Was trinkt man zum Käsefondue?
20/12/2010 00:00
Henri IV
15/12/2010 00:00
Phantom vibrations
15/12/2010 00:00
Sleep well
24/11/2010 00:00
HIV shoots up
02/06/2010 00:00
WHO disclosure
02/06/2010 00:00
Sudden infant death syndrome
01/03/2010 00:00
Why submit your research to the BMJ
01/03/2010 00:00
How to get your research published.
01/03/2010 00:00
2009
Swedish House
19/12/2009 00:00
Maisie & George and the future of their planet
18/09/2009 00:00
Vaccine disputes - wakefield and the MMR crisis
21/06/2009 00:00
The coming of β blockers
20/05/2009 00:00
The woman who knew too much
20/05/2009 00:00
The man who stopped smoking
20/05/2009 00:00
The TB trials
20/05/2009 00:00
Death by mosquito
20/05/2009 00:00
Surgery transformed
20/05/2009 00:00
A new world is born
20/05/2009 00:00
2008
Latest BMJ Podcast
Cannabis in cars
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Wendal Potter on health lobbying: 8:46
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Healthcare and corruption in Uttar Pradesh
The Indian government has invested £1.2bn to kick start rural healthcare in its most populous northern state, Uttar Pradesh. Much of that money has now disappeared, and the programme is blighted by corruption and murder. Harriet Vickers hears the details. Also this week, the UK's Department for International Development has to make decisions on sometimes scant evidence. We find out how DFID is trying to improve research into aid programmes.
See also
How free healthcare became mired in corruption and murder in a key Indian state
06/02/2012 45:09
New antiepileptics and the drop in MI deaths
Mabel Chew talks to epileptologists Martin Brodie from the Western Infirmary Glasgow and Patrick Kwan from the University of Melbourne, about the newer drug treatments for the condition. Also, Kate Smolina from Oxford University's Department of Public Health explains what constitutes the drop in deaths from acute myocardial infarction.
See also:
Newer drugs for focal epilepsy in adults
27/01/2012 20:07
Antidepressants and tamiflu
20/01/2012 42:29
Surgical performance
13/01/2012 49:11
Missing data
06/01/2012 11:02
2011
22/12/2011 27:17
Death in Borsetshire
16/12/2011 39:35
Brain drain
13/12/2011 16:58