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Influencing health policy and practice, and connecting communities of academics, researchers, clinicians and funders through impactful research publications, data tools and event delivery.

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Our equity, diversity and inclusion promise

Our EDI strategy for Publishing & Events

By confronting long-standing bias in medicine, academia, and the scholarly publishing landscape, we are taking decisive action to reshape our sector. We have established targeted initiatives—such as policy reforms, measurable inclusion benchmarks, and comprehensive training programmes—to drive sustainable change toward a diverse and inclusive environment.

Progress on our promise
Careers & Learning
Careers & Learning
Empowering health professionals worldwide throughout all career stages with exam preparation, interactive learning modules, and recruitment advertising.

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Improving knowledge and skills

Academic publications demonstrate that BMJ Learning enhances doctors’ knowledge and problem-solving skills in both primary and secondary care.

Study results reveal that BMJ Learning’s ECG interpretation modules led to an impressive overall improvement of 15.3% post-course.

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Digital health
Digital health
Supporting healthcare professionals in their decision-making providing computable, trusted, evidence-based solutions at the point of care, and clinical insights at a population level.

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Mobilising knowledge for quality improvement and learning

Multiple examples exist where users or organisations have used BMJ Best Practice to drive behaviour change. There is now evidence from over 40 publications that BMJ Best Practice drives clinical and educational quality improvement.

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