BMJ Best Practice supports your students as they make the transition from education to clinical practice
Teaching hospitals and medical schools around the world rely on BMJ Best Practice to:
- Help prepare their students for clinical practice, with the most recent, trusted information on the most-commonly occurring conditions, backed up by evidence and with links to guidelines
- Give students confidence during clinical placements – remote, mobile and offline access ensures they always have the information they need, even where wi-fi is unavailable
- Support case-based learning – highly structured content, real-world examples and easy navigation makes Best Practice an ideal teaching tool
- Provide cost-effective clinical decision support for students whether at school, at home or in the hospital
BMJ Best Practice supports our clinical teams with high quality, reliable clinical research, which is crucial in a large acute teaching hospital.
Martin ElcockLibrarian for Outreach, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Why we are your best choice for clinical decision support
BMJ Best Practice is a comprehensive and evidence-based clinical decision support tool. It is designed to support healthcare professionals in making informed decisions at the point of care, anytime, anywhere.
It is easy to use and empowers healthcare professionals to stay current with the latest medical research and guidelines while delivering high-quality care across a wide range of medical conditions.
Access anywhere
The right information, whenever and wherever you need it
Earn CME points
Earn CPD/CME credits while searching for answers to your clinical questions
Evidence-based
Updated daily, BMJ Best Practice draws on the latest evidence-based research
Trusted content
Designed for use at the point of care with every feature developed with our users
Rising to the comorbidities challenge
One in three adults suffer from multiple chronic conditions and most patients in the acute setting have more than one medical condition. Our Comorbidities Manager is fully integrated into BMJ Best Practice, the clinical decision support tool that helps professionals treat the whole patient.
We are the only point of care tool that supports the management of the whole patient by including guidance on the treatment of a patient’s acute condition alongside their pre-existing comorbidities. Follow the link below to find out more.
Treating each disease in a patient as if it exists in isolation will lead to less good outcomes and complicate and duplicate interactions with the healthcare system.
Christopher J M Whitty