Best Practice is a decision support tool that combines the latest research evidence with guidelines and expert opinion - presented in a step-by-step approach, covering diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention. With Clinical Evidence content incorporated and seamless link to Martindale: the complete Drug Reference, it serves as an invaluable learning, reference and support tool for doctors.
More useful information on Best Practice can be found in the URL links
below:
Userguide
Video
Online Quiz
The trial is available until 7th November. Please access it via the Resources on Trial page.
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Scheduled outage to BMJ websites
The BMJ Group's web sites will not be available over this coming weekend (29th & 30th August)
due to testing of their disaster recovery procedures. The sites should be restored by 6pm UK time on Sunday 30th. The websites that will be affected are:
Clinical Evidence, Best Practice, Best Health and BMJ
Learning - Journals will not be affected by this outage.
due to testing of their disaster recovery procedures. The sites should be restored by 6pm UK time on Sunday 30th. The websites that will be affected are:
Clinical Evidence, Best Practice, Best Health and BMJ
Learning - Journals will not be affected by this outage.
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