It's been an inspiring three days at the IHI BMJ International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, filled with rich conversations and learnings. 1400 people attended the conference from 28 countries, showing the level of dedication to quality and safety worldwide. We've learned about new technologies, including how to embrace AI, build a culture of continuous improvement, and improve patient safety. As Dr SF Lui from the Programme Advisory Committee says, 'In healthcare, we need to lead and we need to serve.' Thank you to our Strategic Partner, the Hospital Authority & all partners from Hong Kong and across the world who helped us develop & deliver #Quality2024 #HongKong. Your support is invaluable #healthcareimprovement #patientsafety #healthimprovers
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BMJ Group is a global healthcare knowledge provider. Our vision of a healthier world drives what we do; by sharing knowledge and expertise we help to improve patient outcomes through better evidence, better decisions and better systems. As an employer, and as a leading voice in global medicine and health, we strongly believe in anti-racism and equity because more equal societies are healthier societies. We prioritise inclusion and diversity within our company and as part of the communities we serve.
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BMJ Impact Analytics
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Research that improves patients’ lives matters deeply to the funders, institutions and researchers who dedicate their resources to medical and health research. But evaluating the impact of this research on policy and guidelines is traditionally measured by standard scholarly metrics in the absence of more targeted analysis that relates explicitly to health improvement. BMJ and the pioneering technology start-up, Overton, set out to address this challenge by collaborating to develop BMJ Impact Analytics, the first research impact tool fcused on health and social care. It was launched in January 2023 and, by September of the same year, had already secured the prestigious Gold Award for Innovation in Publishing 2023 from the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP). "We chose to partner with BMJ because of their expertise and reach in the medical research community." Euan Adie, Founder, Overton
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Today we welcomed 1,400 delegates from 28 countries at the IHI BMJ International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare. We've learned about innovative solutions for delivering smarter, more efficient care and how the integration of new technologies can redefine patient safety and outcomes. To be successful, integration across all of our systems is key. Thank you to everyone in attendance today. We can't wait to see tomorrow on day three. #Quality2024 #HongKong #healthcareimprovement #patientsafety #healthimprovers
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Day one of IHI BMJ International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare is complete, and we couldn't be more excited to be in Hong Kong. Delegates have discussed what improvement looks like at every level of leadership, visited local hospitals to learn about quality improvement in action, and examined how to improve daily patient flows. We still have two days to go! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 0800 for another invigorating day of #Quality2024 #HongKong. #healthcareimprovement #patientsafety #conference #healthimprovers
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Very topical. Read more about #ozempic #semaglutide in The BMJ.
This is the SUPER, very clear explainer on the workings of GLP-1/Ozempic/Semaglutide that's been missing from my life. Am so glad the wonderful Marianne Guenot is now freelance and writing for The BMJ!
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We're delighted to support and co-present the prestigious Vesalius Innovation Award. #KargerPublishers #VIA2024
We want to thank our co-presenter BMJ Group, and sponsors and partners Molecular Connections, STM and Startup Academy (Schweiz) for supporting the #VesaliusInnovationAward. Are you an early-stage startup driving innovation in Science Communication? The Vesalius Innovation Award is here to recognize and support exceptional ventures like yours! 🌟 Learn more and apply until August 31 🔗 https://ow.ly/KITI50SSIh1 #KargerPublishers #publishing #StartupAward #innovation #VIA2024
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The first #BMJinfographic was published 10 years ago today! To mark the occasion, here are 10 of my favourite graphics we’ve made over the last decade: 1. Our first graphic! An interactive prostate symptom score, with management options according to the values selected. The style is recognisable as a BMJ infographic, but a lot of hard corners, weird tall format and not responsive. We had a way to go! https://bit.ly/bmj-luts 2. One of our first non-interactive graphics, on theoretical distrubition of IV fluids on infusion. We realised that these were popular and could be shared more easily on social media, so it was far from the last! https://bit.ly/bmj-iv 3. NICE cancer guidelines were an early success. We secured funding from NICE to add fold-out posters to the print issue, for thousands of GPs. I wrote more about this here: https://bit.ly/bmj-canspa 4. Childhood vaccinations - one of the last interactive graphics I made with Processing. Responsiveness and site integration were much easier with d3. I still like the syringe buttons though… https://bit.ly/bmj-shots 5. Climate co-benefits. I’ve done a fair bit of work on climate change over the years - still one of the biggest challenges we humans face. I enjoy making graphics that show the additional health benefits of emission reduction strategies. https://bit.ly/bmj-coben 6. 2018 brought our first visual abstracts. We now make one a month to showcase particular research papers. Some of my brilliant colleagues and freelancers mostly look after these now, which helps increase our output (I have always been a bottleneck!) https://bit.ly/bmj-va 7. Covid-19 rapid recommendation. This series has been running since 2016. The articles all feature graphics that explain the top line information. The living covid-19 version is the “ultimate evolution” of rapid recommendations graphics! https://bit.ly/bmj-c19rr 8. George's Marvellous Toxins. I always enjoy working on The Xmas issue, which is full of unusual but still brilliantly researched articles. Here you can make your own "medicine" and see the likely toxic effects on the human body. Also: achievements! https://bit.ly/bmj-gmm 9. I’ve made many covid-related graphics by now but this is my favourite. More than a year in the making, with a full research team behind it, this graphic allows you to visualise estimates of covid transmission likelihood in different situations. https://bit.ly/bmj-trans 10. Sexual abuse in the NHS. Sometimes simpler is better. This presents only 6 data points, but aims to make them more meaningful by showing the human reality behind them. I wrote more about this graphic with Nadieh Bremer here: https://bit.ly/wst-human Even after 10 years, I feel like we’re only scratching the surface of what’s possible with infographics and data visualisation at the journal. Watch this space for more! You can always check our infographics page for the latest: https://bit.ly/bmj-ig or follow The BMJ
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