There is systemic underfunding of research about and for women.
A greater focus on women’s health is an imperative that will translate into improved health for all, say @LiisaGalea and @DrRulanParekh
https://t.co/IJ1CUMIGGn
Join @BMJLeader on 26 June, as we delve into systemic factors perpetuating discrimination in society. Gain insights on addressing organisational shortfalls and understanding the intersection of gender, race, and protected characteristics: https://t.co/ilwoKCJK2H
👏BMJ Impact Analytics is shortlisted for the @ALPSP Award for Innovation in Publishing 2023! Produced in collaboration with @Overton, it shows where research has been cited in clinical guidance and health policies. @EuanAdie @MichelleP_uk@allisonklang
🔊Patients and healthcare users take a centre stage at the @QualityForum next week (15-17 May), encouraging us to rethink what matters in the delivery of great care.
🫴See the programme overview: https://t.co/zA58T7FNKD
@TheIHI#Quality2023@bmj_latest@BMJPatientEd
👏🤝🖊️🧑🎓BMJ signs its first Read and Publish agreement in the U.S.
Hugely excited to announce the expansion of our open access offering to include an exclusive 'Read and Publish agreement' with Michigan State University Libraries @msulibraries
🇺🇸🇬🇧 ↩️
https://t.co/NWrCnZ5fXg
We are delighted to announce the launch of a new research impact tool, BMJ Impact Analytics, developed in collaboration with pioneering start-up @Overtonio. BMJ Impact Analytics is the only impact tool focused on health and social care. @Stew
Read more >> https://t.co/DutbU9HSMz
✨That’s a wrap! Thank you to all our delegates & expert speakers for making our inaugural BMJ Research Forum success. In the words of Ken Gabriel @WellcomeLeap we promise to “move fast and iterate like hell” to make this the best global research forum. See you next year! #BMJRF
Challenge of science from countries with poor human rights records, or unacceptable political regimes - what do we do about that? 🤔 What is the place of #freedomofspeech when it comes to science? Are we concerned as editors? #bmjeds22
Three separate pieces, all warning of the impact of covid on health and health services:
1 The NHS Confederation @NHSConfed (https://t.co/LeS0vBkVQA)
2 Independent Sage @IndependentSage (https://t.co/drlnJNtJq8)
3 HSJ and The BMJ (https://t.co/SCoxi548SS) @HSJEditor@bmj_latest
Nazanin is at the airport in Tehran and on her way home.
I came into politics to make a difference, and right now I’m feeling like I have.
More details to follow. #FreeNazanin
Happy International Women's Day! 💃💪 Did you know this year's University Press Redux conference has several sessions on equality, diversity and inclusion? Check out the program! https://t.co/VFJ7i5ntpr
#deia#edib#internationalwomensday#publishingindustry#conference
“Today’s announcement from the PM risks creating a false sense of security when the levels of infection and illness remain high, & the NHS is still under crippling pressure.” Read our full response following the decision to relax Plan B COVID restrictions https://t.co/cASgxjGIUP
#COVID19 pandemic has led to an explosion in scientific discourse, along with misinformation and bad science threatening public health. As part of our introductory #MeetTheTeam series, we'll be sharing more about those who work on @BMJMedicine tackling this crucial issue.
@AMERSA_tweets@UnhealthyAlcDrg@JAM_ASAM So dreadfully sad, had the very great pleasure and honour of working with him as he expertly lead one of our journals.
ALPSP is hosting new, informal virtual drop-in sessions to meet and support members in February, June and November 2022. Join us (free to register): https://t.co/3erce4YnUb
#scholcomm#publishing
A very happy Christmas to all our readers, and all best wishes for a very much improved 2022. We have some fantastic articles int he pipeline, so watch out for the January issue early in 2022
@lyconrad