1. Clinical decisions made easier with BMJ Best Practice

2. Introduction to BMJ Best Practice How to navigate BMJ Best Practice (clinical case) How to access Other BMJ resources available Agenda

3. Introduction to BMJ Best Practice

5. Clinical decision support tool Combines the latest evidence, guidelines and expert opinion in a single source Information is structured around the patient consultation – quick and intuitive to use Robust editorial process Internationally focused Regularly updated What is BMJ Best Practice?

6. Integrated evidence from BMJ Clinical Evidence Critical prescribing information from Martindale Patient leaflets to support shared decision making BMJ Portfolio to track your activity What is BMJ Best Practice?

7. Assessment monograph How to evaluate a symptom (e.g. chronic cough) Clinical finding (e.g. peripheral oedema) Diagnostic test finding (e.g. metabolic acidosis) Monograph types

8. Condition monograph Provides comprehensive information on a specific condition or group of conditions Monograph types

9. Overview monograph Provides a summary of a category of conditions Monograph types

10. Click on the ‘Show conditions’ tab on any page Choose a category from the menu on the left You can browse ‘All conditions’, ‘Assessments’, ‘Overviews’, or by specialty Browsing monographs

11. Searching

12. Search for multiple symptoms (no more than two recommended) Search for a phrase (e.g. “abdominal pain in children”) AND search command is default (e.g. fever rash) OR search command (e.g. fever OR rash) NOT search command (e.g. fever NOT rash) Search will remove common suffixes (e.g. breathing will find breath) Search will find synonyms (e.g. acetaminophen will find paracetamol) Searching tips

13. How to navigate BMJ Best Practice

14. Clinical case A 70-year-old man is discovered by a family member to have difficulty speaking and extreme balance difficulty The family member brings him to you in the Emergency Ward He was last known to be fully functional 1 hour ago when the family member spoke to him by phone There is a history of treated hypertension and diabetes How should you proceed with assessing and managing this patient?

49. How to access BMJ Best Practice

50. Access options On-site Remote Mobile

51. On-site access Access via Library website Or go straight to bestpractice.bmj.com from a networked computer

52. Remote access Register for a ‘My BMJ Best Practice’ account from an on-site, networked computer, and use this to login remotely

53. Mobile access iOS and Android apps available Requires a ‘My BMJ Best Practice’ account to access Create your ‘My BMJ Best Practice’ account on an on-site, networked computer Refer to the step-by-step guide on the Library website for detailed instructions No internet connection required to use the app after download

54. Download from the App Store Login with your ‘My BMJ Best Practice’ username and password ‘All topics’ will automatically begin to download iOS app (iPad, iPhone and iPod touch)

55. Download from Google Play Login with your ‘My BMJ Best Practice’ username and password ‘All topics’ will automatically begin to download Android app

56. Other BMJ resources available

57. Hundreds of peer-reviewed, evidence-based online CPD modules covering over 70 specialties Text, audio and video formats Plan, track and record your progress in BMJ Portfolio Download certificates of completion To access, go to learning.bmj.com/ramsay from an on-site, networked computer and create your free account BMJ Learning

58. The world’s largest online repository of clinical cases (>10,000) Browse the website or submit your own case To access, go to casereports.bmj.com from an on-site, networked computer Fellowship code required to submit a case: BMJ Case Reports Greenslopes868223 Hollywood868224 Joondalup877514 Other sites201006

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