BMJ GROUP NEWS | 12 October 2026 Congratulations to Kamran Abbasi, editor-in-chief of The BMJ, and former BMJ Group non-executive director Kiran Patel, who are among 75 influential Black, Asian and minority ethnic people in health recognised by the Health Service Journal (HSJ). Their inclusion in HSJ's 2026 ...
When medicines cause harm: learning from the DES disaster The Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin (DTB) podcast has relaunched with a new host, Dr Hannah Harris, DTB’s Clinical Editor, and a refreshed format designed to bring listeners closer to the people and evidence behind the journal. The latest ...
BMJ Group’s latest annual impact report highlights how trusted evidence is contributing to better decisions, stronger health systems and improved health outcomes around the world. London, 22 September 2026 – BMJ Group is among the world’s top 10 academic publishers for the influence of its ...
As the world’s 193 member states gather at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) to debate development goals and current UN reforms, international researchers in a new The BMJ Collection strongly oppose the merger of the United Nations Population Fund (the UN's sexual and reproductive health agency) and UN Women, ...
BMJ Group has published a new collection of impact stories showing how research published across its journals is helping to shape clinical practice, health policy and patient care around the world. The latest stories trace the influence of research beyond publication, from stroke studies in China ...
From one question to system-wide change Connections made at the Healthcare Improvement Forumˆ helped the project grow from a local initiative into a national collaboration. 2020 | Starting at Monash Health Monash Health began working with families and clinicians to improve recognition ...
Unique evidence-based tool integrates into routine care and aligns education and certification requirements with U.S. clinician workflows BMJ Best Practice has expanded its Comorbidities Manager to cover 75 acute clinical topics, directly embedding evidence-based guidance for patients with multiple conditions into clinicians' daily workflows. These include high-burden conditions, such as ...
Introducing BMJ Portfolio Healthcare professionals spend valuable time recording learning, writing reflections and preparing evidence for appraisal and revalidation. BMJ Portfolio reduces that administrative burden by providing a single, secure place to record continuing professional development (CPD), reflect on learning, and stay organised throughout the year. Built on ...
BMJ Best Practice: helping to shape the future of clinical AI As healthcare organisations explore the safe use of artificial intelligence, BMJ Best Practice is increasingly being used as a trusted global source of evidence based, point of care clinical information. In 2025, researchers from Google Research and ...
A sustained reduction in a high-risk population In February 2020, The BMJ highlighted racial discrimination and health inequalities in a special 'Racism in medicine' issue¹ that helped catalyse the creation of the NHS - Race and Health Observatory.² In response to persistent ethnic inequalities in maternal and ...
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