From conferences to masterclasses, webinars to roundtables, our events are high-profile networking opportunities where health professionals can convene to exchange insights, share best practices, unveil cutting-edge research, and collectively address patient safety threats.
Whether you want to learn to use BMJ Best Practice at the point of care or in an instructional or research setting, our 30-minute session can help.
Whether you want to learn to use BMJ Best Practice at the point of care or in an instructional or research setting, our 30-minute session can help.
Don’t miss this free 30-minute webinar introducing the CPD-accredited gastro-oesophageal reflux learning collection, supported by Reckitt. This is your opportunity to gain actionable insights into gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) — a common and often under-recognised condition — including the latest evidence and clinical updates from the 2024 Lyon Consensus guidelines. ...
Join us on Tuesday 21 October at 14.00 BST for the launch of The BMJ Collection on women’s health innovation, developed in partnership with the Gates Foundation. This online event will showcase the Collection’s seven new articles examining how innovation — from equitable digital health technologies and AI-supported screening ...
Implementing digital tools to improve patient engagement and PPIE involvement in the NHS Friday, October 31, 2025 12:00 PM GMT This webinar will explore how to bring patients into the process of health innovation, explore patient attitudes to digital, and help clinicians to shape the adoption and use of ...
This session will demonstrate the use of BMJ Best Practice, an online clinical decision support tool, to answer clinical questions and support decision making at the point of care. This includes our Comorbidities Manager, which supports healthcare professionals to treat the whole patient when managing acute conditions. The sessions will ...
Whether you want to learn to use BMJ Best Practice at the point of care or in an instructional or research setting, our 30-minute session can help.
Whether you want to learn to use BMJ Best Practice at the point of care or in an instructional or research setting, our 30-minute session can help.
Recognising the profound rights violations that these children face, the Working Group on Street and Working Children (SWC) with the strong support of the Consortium for Street Children put together the Special Collection on the “Health and Wellbeing of Street and Working Children". BMJ Group impact report: 2025
Join us for a forward thinking discussion on the future of Quality Improvement (QI) with two leading experts in the field: Dr Patricia Henwood of Jefferson Health and Dr Kieran Walsh of BMJ Group. A robust and forward-thinking approach to quality improvement is no longer optional—it's essential. From bridging the ...
This session will demonstrate the use of BMJ Best Practice, an online clinical decision support tool, to answer clinical questions and support decision making at the point of care. This includes our Comorbidities Manager, which supports healthcare professionals to treat the whole patient when managing acute conditions. The sessions will ...
When evidence can’t keep up: rapid evaluation for health tech BMJ Future Health webinar Experts: Jenny Shand, Professor of Applied Health Research at UCL, Director of the NIHR Rapid Service Evaluation Team Paul Wicks, Founder and Chief Evidence Officer, ProofStack Health Gabriella Spinelli, Principal Investigator, RADIANT-CERSI Helen Surana, Co-Editor in ...
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