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BMJ Best Practice expands U.S. comorbidity decision support across 75 topics to strengthen clinical decision-making

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 ...

2026-07-20T11:04:06+01:0020 July 2026|BMJ Best Practice, Corporate announcement|

Simplifying CPD, appraisal and professional development with BMJ Portfolio

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 Research Forum 2026: India | Call for abstracts

Real world health research impact We are looking for evidence driven translational research projects that demonstrate measurable impact, innovation, scalability, and real world relevance in healthcare. Strong submissions should clearly show measurable outcomes, are co designed with or informed by patients, carers, or communities, where appropriate, practical applicability, and ...

2026-06-15T14:34:29+01:0015 June 2026|BMJ Group, Corporate announcement, Events, Launch|

Geopolitics of global health: New BMJ collection

Geopolitics of global health Global health is increasingly shaped by geopolitical forces rather than solely by scientific or epidemiological priorities. As power dynamics shift, traditional systems of multilateralism are under threat, creating uncertainty but possibilities for the future of global health governance. These changes demand new ways ...

Revealing the hidden risks of slush ice drinks in children

From clinical observation to food safety policy  Research published in Archives of Disease in Childhood identified a serious and previously underrecognised risk associated with slush ice drinks marketed to children, directly influencing food safety guidance and regulatory discussions across the UK, Ireland, Germany, and the European Union. ...

Co-designing safer emergency care

From international learning to local change Sandra Brownlea, staff specialist in the emergency department at Royal Darwin Hospital in Australia, identified inequitable and culturally unsafe care for frequent emergency department attenders, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. Social complexity was often addressed through a biomedical lens, ...

BMJ Group and University of Cambridge Professional and Continuing Education partner to strengthen data literacy in healthcare

27 April 2026—BMJ Group and the University of Cambridge Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) have partnered to deliver postgraduate-level healthcare data science courses. The courses support clinicians to analyse health data and strengthen evidence based decision making. The collaboration will see selected University of Cambridge courses hosted on BMJ Learning, ...

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