for all NHS staff and learners in England
Versatile and smart, BMJ Best Practice is your expert guide to diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention, anytime, anywhere.
Access Guide 'Flowchart' Step-by-step guide to access BMJ Best Practice.
User Guide Simple guide to get you started on using BMJ Best Practice.
A3 & A4 Poster Display our posters around your institution to raise awareness.
Facebook posts Download and share on your Facebook page.
X posts Download and share a post on your Twitter page.
LinkedIn posts Download and share a post on your LinkedIn page.
Nurse Flyer Download BMJ Best Practice flyer for nurses
GP Flyer Download BMJ Best Practice flyer for GPs
Paramedic flyer Download BMJ Best Practice flyer for paramedics
Junior doctor flyer Download BMJ Best Practice flyer for junior doctors
Pharmacist flyer Download BMJ Best Practice flyer for pharmacists
All your answers, all in one app. Unlimited access anywhere, anytime. It’s easy to find answers quickly on or offline with the BMJ Best Practice App.
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Our interactive flyers focus on the most important topics within clinical practice, featuring clinical guidance, journal articles, podcasts and more:
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Postgraduate Doctor Induction Toolkit Interactive PDF Essential resources to support postgraduate doctors during inductions
App Flyer Download the award-winning app
Clinical Scenarios How you would face these clinical scenarios as a postgraduate doctor?
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BMJ Best Practice Access Guide Guide to access BMJ Best Practice
Postgraduate Doctor Flyer Access BMJ Best Practice and the Comorbidities Manager
Read real-life stories from healthcare professionals shaping the future of patient care using evidence-based medicine from BMJ Best Practice.
BMJ Best Practice Clinical Champions are Doctors, Nurse, Midwives, GPs, Paramedics and AHPs who raise awareness and use of BMJ Best Practice by actively promoting and supporting its use locally within their organisation, professional groups and networks. Clinical Champions have the flexibility to promote BMJ Best Practice as and when opportunities arise. They are recognised as key contributors to the continuous development of the tool and undertake a valuable role in the campaign to ensure that all NHS staff are aware of and are confident in the use of BMJ Best Practice.
Hear from some of our Champions:
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If you are interested to learn more about becoming a BMJ Best Practice Clinical Champion or about introducing the role within your Trust, please download the role flyer or contact clinicalchampions@bmj.com.