BMJ (British Medical Journal)

BMJ

0959-8138

1756-1833

Therapeutic Area

General Medicine, Health Economics/Outcomes Research, Internal Medicine, Managed Care, Medical Education, Primary Care

Allied Health Professionals, Clinicians, General Practitioners, Hospital Administrators, Internists, Managed Care Specialists, Managers, Physicians, Residents

The BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) is an international peer reviewed medical journal and a fully online first publication. The website is updated daily with original articles, podcasts, videos, and blogs and organised into four main content streams—research, education, news and views, and campaigns. In addition, the site is fully searchable, with an archive back to 1840 and numerous topic collections on clinical and non-clinical subjects. Articles of relevance to specific countries and regions are grouped together on country portals. The mission of The BMJ is to lead the debate on health and to engage, inform, and stimulate all doctors and health care researchers in ways that enable them to make better decisions and improve outcomes for patients.

British Medical Association (BMA)

BMJ Publishing Group

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