Training for US customers | BMJ Best Practice product demonstrations
2025-05-13 16:00 - 16:30, 2025-05-13 21:00 - 21:30, 2025-06-10 16:00 - 16:30, 2025-06-10 21:00 - 21:30, 2025-07-08 16:00 - 16:30, 2025-07-08 21:00 - 21:30, 2025-08-12 16:00 - 16:30, 2025-08-12 21:00 - 21:30 UTC and 6 more dates | https://bpamericas.bmj.com/demo/
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.

Get started with BMJ Best Practice * Free training webinar
2025-05-19 13:00 - 13:30 UTC | Virtual
This free 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 in treating the whole patient when managing acute conditions.
The sessions will also cover how you can access BMJ Best Practice via our highly rated app. This will help clinicians to follow best practice, improve patient outcomes and reduce quality variation.

BMJ Best Practice: learn how to get started
2025-07-07 11:30 - 12:00 UTC | https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/76173385-0c55-4709-8461-fe0545311f95@bf448ebe-e65f-40e6-9e31-33fdaa412880/registration
Our comprehensive training sessions are designed to give you the tools and knowledge needed to use BMJ Best Practice effectively in real-world clinical settings. Whether you want to streamline decision-making at the point of care, manage complex patient cases with our Comorbidities Manager, or access resources through our highly rated app, these sessions are tailored to improve outcomes and support best practices. Register today to start transforming your clinical practice.

Our training sessions include:

Demonstration of BMJ Best Practice as an online clinical decision support tool
Hands‑on guidance for answering clinical questions and supporting decision‑making at the point of care
Introduction to our Comorbidities Manager for whole‑patient management of acute conditions
Instructions on accessing BMJ Best Practice via our highly rated mobile app
Strategies for following best practice to improve patient outcomes and reduce quality variation
Interactive case‑based scenarios to reinforce learning and application of the tool

BMJ Best Practice: learn how to get started
2025-09-09 11:30 - 12:00 UTC | https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/bf24d893-c3f1-4f75-b882-0dec84551cf0@bf448ebe-e65f-40e6-9e31-33fdaa412880/registration
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.

Digital leadership in the NHS: How to develop a digital health strategy
2025-09-24 12:00 - 13:00 UTC
This webinar will explore the opportunities for the NHS in cultivating senior leaders who can drive digital innovation within their organisation, create an environment that encourages innovation, and transform the delivery of patient care and operational functions of the health service.
Whether you’re a digital lead, clinician, or NHS executive, this webinar will help you turn digital strategy into real-world impact as you hear from:
🟣 Joe Harrison, Chief Executive, Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
🟣 Mike Bracken, Founding Partner, Public Digital
They’ll share practical insights on:
– Cultivating leaders who champion digital transformation
– Creating environments where innovation thrives
– Embedding digital strategy into patient care and operations

BMJ Best Practice: learn how to get started
2025-10-03 11:30 - 12:00 UTC | https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/fe1bb516-3dee-44ce-bae6-bc3623580e51@bf448ebe-e65f-40e6-9e31-33fdaa412880

Free 30-minute webinar: master the latest in gastro-oesophageal reflux disease care – CPD accredited
2025-10-16 16:00 - 16:30 UTC | Online
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.
The content was developed exclusively by members of the Lyon Consensus scientific committee and other leading experts, commissioned with support from an unrestricted educational grant provided by Reckitt Benckiser Health Limited.
👉 Register today to reserve your place. https://events.zoom.us/e/view/bE_Wipo-SVS9aAgwV2HOiA/purchaseThis educational activity is intended for healthcare professionals only.

Launch of the BMJ Collection on Women's Health Innovation
2025-10-21 14:00 - 15:00 UTC
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 to decolonial feminist leadership and inclusive clinical guidelines — can transform women’s health worldwide.
Authors from across the globe will present key insights, followed by an interactive discussion about the funding and political environments moderated by The BMJ’s International Editor, Dr Jocalyn Clark, on how to translate these ideas into further progress and equitable action.

Improving patient engagement and PPIE involvement in the NHS
2025-10-31 12:00 - 13:00 UTC | https://events.zoom.us/ev/AhlEc_7GP7uxAVCNs9Dzb-At16tU2ymHWlhW-r_aFqEAP7C9WPcC~At1hJBqKskst4u8gei9H-fhqlKvGGnkAdHEy1x6V0ncns3ZzPZ3pRpAr0Q
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 different digital tools within their own workflows.

Speakers

Ayad Marhoon
Simulated Patient and Communication Skills Trainer

Leeds Institute of Medical Education; University of Leeds

Ayad Marhoon is a dedicated professional serving as a Simulated Patient and Communication Skills Trainer at the Leeds Institute of Medical Education, University of Leeds. In this role, he contributes to the training of medical students by providing realistic patient interactions, thereby enhancing their clinical communication skills. ​
Ayad holds a degree in psychology from University College London and an MSc in Organisational Psychiatry and Psychology from King’s College London. ​
In addition to his academic and training roles, Ayad is the Director of Turathi CIC, where he applies his expertise to broader community initiatives. ​
Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2019 at the age of 21, Ayad actively shares his experiences to raise awareness and support others facing similar challenges. He contributes as a blogger for the MS Society, discussing topics such as living with MS, faith, and personal growth. ​
Through his multifaceted roles, Ayad demonstrates a commitment to enhancing medical education, supporting community well-being, and advocating for individuals with multiple sclerosis.

Barbara Molony-Oates
Public Involvement Manager

Health Research Authority

Barbara is a strategic and compassionate healthcare leader with over 15 years of experience spanning public involvement and engagement, clinical radiotherapy, research, and cross-sector collaboration. She have a proven track record in operational transformation, inclusive leadership, and stakeholder engagement.
Barbara is adept at managing complex projects, influencing policy, and championing equity in healthcare systems.

Jools Symons
Patient and Public Involvement Manager & Communication Skills Lead

Leeds Institute of Medical Education (LIME) University of Leeds

Jools is the Patient and Public Involvement Manager and Communication Skills Lead at the Leeds Institute of Medical Education (LIME). She has built up a community of over 200 active members of the Patient | Carer Community (PCC) at LIME and has also formed and leads the Lived Experience Network (LEN), an international community for Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) in education and healthcare. She has worked in higher education for over 23 years as an advocate for the full involvement of patients and carers in all aspects of the curriculum.
She is a campaigner for the recognition of the knowledge and value they bring to education, striving to ‘work with’ rather than ‘use’ patients and carers. As a former carer, she is passionate about partnership working in undergraduate medical education and continues to prove that patients and carers can be successful creators and deliverers of teaching, evaluation, and dissemination. As an internationally recognised expert on PPI in health education, she has worked in many countries including Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan training colleagues to deliver patient centred communication skills. She has written for several publications such as the British Medical Journal, Health Expectations and Practice Development in Healthcare on issues such as patients as teachers and shared decision making. She has also co-authored a chapter on Preparing for Patient-centred Practice in Beyond Reflective Practice.
Jools is an innovator and continues to push the boundaries of patient, carer, and family involvement in healthcare education. ”

Getting started with BMJ Best Practice
2025-11-04 13:30 - 14:00 UTC | https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/21d93f03-1025-463f-b20b-eced30815065@bf448ebe-e65f-40e6-9e31-33fdaa412880/registration
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 also cover how you can access BMJ Best Practice via our highly rated app. This will help clinicians to follow best practice, improve patient outcomes and reduce quality variation.

Webinar: Optimising the Health and Wellbeing of Street and Working Children
2025-11-19 12:00 - 13:30 UTC
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

Quality improvement today, tomorrow, and in the future
2025-11-19 17:00 - 18:00 UTC
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 gap between evidence and practice to tackling health equity and harnessing the power of AI, the challenges are significant, but the opportunities are even greater.
In this webinar, discover provides actionable insights and expert perspectives to help you and your organisation stay ahead of the curve, improve patient outcomes, and build a sustainable culture of quality.
What You’ll Learn

AI’s role in the evolution of QI: Get expert guidance on how to responsibly embrace the transformative potential of AI in quality improvement, from administrative opportunities to clinical application and EHR integration.
Bridging the evidence-to-practice gap: Learn about the most common barriers to implementing evidence-based practices and explore innovative solutions, from integrating decision support into the EHR to using tools like BMJ Best Practice for fast, actionable answers at the point of care.
QI as a tool for health equity: Discover how QI methodologies can be tailored to reduce care disparities. Dr. Henwood will discuss Jefferson Health’s groundbreaking work in screening for social needs and developing new care models to address the social determinants of health for vulnerable populations.
The ROI of QI: In an era of value-based care, demonstrating impact is crucial. Learn how to measure and communicate the success of your QI programs to all stakeholders—from patients to payers—and how excellent care contributes directly to your organisation’s financial health.

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Meet your speakers:

Dr. Patricia Henwood serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer at Jefferson Health—one of the largest non-profit health systems in the United States, encompassing 32 hospitals and over 700 sites of care. A Professor of Emergency Medicine and Population Health, she leads Jefferson’s nationally recognised OnPoint care operating system, driving transformative improvements in quality, safety, and clinical performance. Her career spans frontline emergency care, global health leadership, and strategic system redesign, bringing deep experience from both U.S. and international settings. She has led initiatives in pandemic response, health equity, and quality innovation across diverse populations and geographies. Her work integrates AI-powered, data-driven decision-making with compassionate care to advance scalable, high-quality health system performance.
Dr Kieran Walsh is Clinical Director at BMJ Group. He is the clinical lead of the medical education and clinical decision support products at BMJ Group. He has a vast amount of experience in online medical education, clinical decision support, face to face delivery of medical education, and both summative and formative assessment. He has published over 200 papers in the biomedical literature and has published four books: the first and only book on cost effectiveness in medical education, a dictionary of quotations in medical education, a history of medical education in 100 images, and the Oxford Textbook of Medical Education. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and Adjunct Associate Professor at Monash University. In the past, he has worked as a hospital doctor specialising in General Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine

Getting started with BMJ Best Practice
2025-12-04 10:00 - 10:30 UTC

When evidence can’t keep up: rapid evaluation for health tech
2026-06-03 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/London)
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 Chief, BMJ Innovations

As new healthcare technology advances at speed, this webinar will dive into the challenge of driving cutting edge innovation while ensuring the highest levels of patient safety. We’ll discuss:

How to turn regulation from a roadblock to a roadmap
How to generate rapid but robust evidence
What this means for patients and communities
