BMJ

26 September 2006

Identifying "frequent flyers" - patients at high risk of emergency admission - will soon be possible thanks to a new

18 September 2006

The British Medical Journal (BMJ) Publishing Group has launched a new broadband learning service for junior foundation doctors and their

22 June 2006

Medical professions could learn a great deal from the education sector in video-based online learning, particularly from projects such as

10 May 2006

Consumer health information provider, BMJ BestTreatments, has officially launched its public website saying the service is proving a great hit with

30 November 2005

Exception reporting rates for the Quality and Outcomes Framework need to be subject to uniform standards to ensure as many

7 November 2005

A study of the ‘wild ride’ towards a failed implementation of a new electronic medical record system found a ‘transient

10 May 2005

A GP involved in advising Connecting for Health has claimed the programme is being mismanaged with professional input ignored and

21 April 2005

Doctors working without computerised systems are working in the “operational dark ages”, according to George Halvorson, chief executive officer of

4 January 2005

Recording devices such as a ‘virtual chaperone’ for clinicians have been developed in Imperial College, London in the hope that

20 August 2004

Research published in the BMJ today has found that doctors and patients are both missing out on the benefits that

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