Primary Care Library Service - BMJ Best Practice

Do you want to find the most up-to-date evidence quickly and efficiently? Do you want to find summaries of the current evidence and practical guidance on best practice to support clinical decision-making?

BMJ Best Practice is a clinical decision support tool, structured around the patient consultation with advice on symptom evaluation, test ordering and treatment approach.

It features guidance for over 1,000 conditions, 500 patient information leaflets, 250 medical calculators, videos, and CME/CPD tracking. It helps healthcare professionals to access the latest evidence-based information quickly and easily, whenever and wherever they need it.

The tool is updated daily and is rigorously evidence-based with 6,500 practice guidelines, 65,000 references, and input from over 4,000 expert authors, contributors, and peer reviewers.

Take a look at how nurses and GPs are using BMJ Best Practice in primary care.

BMJ Best Practice is free to all NHS staff and student through OpenAthens. Access it here: https://bestpractice.bmj.com

Any questions? Get in touch with Chloe, Primary Care Librarian for Derbyshire.