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You may already know that we publish The BMJ, one of the world’s most cited general medical journals. We also publish more than 70 specialty journals, half of which rank within the top 10 of their category. Contact us to access the best research available.
Our future of global research initiative uses scenario planning as an innovative and creative way to explore a rapidly changing industry and environment.
We engaged with leading external figures in research, business and education to gain valuable external perspective, using these insights to identify critical trends and themes that may shape the future of global research. Find out more about our scenario planning.
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Our programmes and tools give you the latest and most clinically relevant medical knowledge. The practical and easy to use design mean you can make informed decisions about identifying what treatments to use and those that work.
BMJ Best Practice is a leader in its field, recently coming equal first for the breadth of disease coverage, editorial quality, and evidence-based methodology in an independent review.
The Practical Approach to Care Kit (PACK) is a printed handbook with localised guidelines. It answers the questions of clinicians and nurses who are treating patients in remote regions.
The training programme and handbook is proving to be an invaluable tool for over 6,000 clinics across South Africa and Brazil. It is also currently being piloted in Nigeria, as part of a partnership between the University of Cape Town (UCT) and BMJ.
Here, its author, Professor Lara Fairall explains how she has leveraged BMJ Best Practice, Cochrane and WHO content to keep the PACK handbook updated with the latest and most relevant evidence-based content.
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Our online revision and learning tools are used by over 700,000 healthcare professionals worldwide. BMJ Learning features over 1,000 evidence-based, peer-reviewed learning courses across 70 specialty areas, in 11 languages. It is also accredited in more than 20 countries.
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Did you know you can get published in our open-access online journal, Quality Improvement Reports? Take a look at some of the remarkable quality improvement projects published this year by clicking here.
Our International Forum on Quality and Safety is in Melbourne, Australia this September.
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