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Why BMJ Group is Embedding 200 Years of Evidence Directly into Clinical Workflows

Clinicians are drowning in data but starved for actual answers. BMJ is rethinking clinical decision support by moving evidence directly into the workflow via API, grounding AI with...

The Fetal Medicine Foundation preeclampsia screening at the population-level (Letter-to-the-Editor)

Response to the remarks to Fetal Medicine Foundation preeclampsia screening at population level

Forbidden quotes in medicine : Healing shall prevail over harming

Retraction: Medical Data Feature Learning Based on Probability and Depth Learning Mining: Model Development and Validati...

Observational study of geographic inequalities in recruitment to research in England 2013-18

Publisher: BioMed Central Published: 2020 This analysis shows how geographical variations in patient recruitment do not reflect the suitability of the population for research. A...

Omission and hallucination prevalence of clinical guidelines in diagnostic large language model outputs

Objective Meaningful assessments of how large language models (LLMs) incorporate clinical guidelines require large-scale testing over many queries. Here, we evaluate the prevalence...

Experts Warn of a Moral Crisis in Healthcare

In a stirring editorial featured in The BMJ, healthcare experts Don Berwick, Maureen Bisognano, and Bob Klaber articulate a pressing crisis within global health systems—an erosion...

Strategies for improving medical research with socially disadvantaged groups

Published by: Springer: BMC Medical Research Methodology Published: 2014 This journal article explores barriers to including socioeconomically disadvantaged groups in health res...

BBC doctor urges people not to ‘dismiss’ 5 ‘medical red flags’

The doctor spoke out after new figures showed Brits are spending less time in good health

Retraction: Treatment of Left Ventricular Circulation Disorder: Application of Echocardiography Information Data Monitor...

British Medical Association accused of hypocrisy as its own staff strike over pay

Union rejected 4.9% pay rise for resident doctors, who are on six-day strike, but offered its own staff 2.75%The British Medical Association has been accused of the “height of hypo...

Northern Ireland hospital doctors to be balloted on industrial action

British Medical Association rejects 3.5% pay recommendation as ‘unacceptable’

Study reveals quicker emergency department admissions during NHS strikes

More patients than usual are admitted to hospital Emergency Departments during doctors’ strikes say researchers, who examined changes to patient flows at an NHS Trust in the north-...

Letter to the editor: Methodological limitations and critical appraisal of prognostic studies in acute encephalopathy wi...

Dear Editor,

Retraction: Medical Emergency Resource Allocation Model in Large-Scale Emergencies Based on Artificial Intelligence: Alg...

The challenge of delivering evidence‑based medicine in children's care

It is easy to overlook the fact that over 90% of medical treatments are not backed by strong evidence. People can find it frustrating—even infuriating—when a review concludes that...

Almost half of high-risk mental health patients not properly monitored

Almost half of high-risk mental health patients were not properly monitored according to new figures from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.

Black people in England twice as likely to suffer stroke as white counterparts

In-depth study also reveals patients from black African and Caribbean backgrounds are less likely to receive timely carePeople from black backgrounds in England are twice as likely...

Trial By Error: Pushback Against Psychologizing on BBC and in Medical Journal

By David Tuller, DrPH *This is a crowdfunding month at UC Berkeley. If you’d like to support my work, the link is here. ********** BBC Radio 4 highlights criticism of interview wit...

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Several studies have examined whether alerting physicians that a patient has developed acute kidney injury (AKI) can improve AKI outcomes. The results have been conflicting to date...

British Medical Association no longer opposes Cass Review – apart from puberty blockers ban

Doctors from the British Medical Association (BMA) have said that the medical body no longer opposes the Cass review, but believes that clinicians should still be able to prescribe...

Self-regulating the use of large language models in clinical practice: a risk-stratified approach

The rapid integration of large language models (LLMs) into clinical practice offers promising benefits, including assistance with documentation, decision support and patient commun...

Vindicated: British Medical Association Drops Opposition to Cass Review