Access BMJ Group’s tools and
resources through your institution
If you work in the NHS, you can access a wide range of BMJ resources designed to support clinical learning, decision making, and research, including:
This access portal makes it easy to find and use all our resources available through your institution, whether you’re in clinic, on the wards, studying, or working from home.
Find your institution’s resources
Quickly see what’s included in your institution’s access and start using it right away. Just choose your organisation from the list below. Each page clearly shows what’s available, how to get started, and where to find extra help if you need it.
NHS England
NHS Scotland
NHS Wales
Facing the future, fueling the NHS
How BMJ Group is helping deliver the NHS 10-year health plan
The NHS is entering a decade of change — one that demands new ways of working, learning, and delivering care. As services evolve from hospital to community, analogue to digital, and treatment to prevention, BMJ Group stands alongside NHS staff at every step.
Our evidence based tools, research, and education resources help healthcare professionals meet today’s challenges and prepare for what’s next. Here’s how.
The ripple effect of our impact
From research to real world results, we’re shaping stronger health systems and better patient outcomes everywhere.
As BMJ Group, our vision is a healthier world where knowledge transforms care. We make that vision a reality by equipping health professionals like yourself with the evidence, insight, and tools they need to shape the future of healthcare, one patient at a time.
As a global healthcare knowledge provider and wholly owned subsidiary of the British Medical Association (BMA), we remain focused on our founding purpose: to improve patient outcomes.
Have a similar story to tell? Be part of our next global impact report.
Each year, BMJ Group’s impact report highlights the tangible difference our partners, authors, and users make, from advancing clinical practice and patient advocacy to shaping policy and improving quality.
Contact Ingrid Bray, BMJ Group Senior Communications Manager, to take part (ibray@bmj.com)
