... in NHS contracts, new evidence published on bmj.com today reveals how some trusts have continued ... and leaving them free to repeat their behaviour. The BMJ hears how a concerned medical colleague who tried ...
... who wish to raise concerns about patient care, a BMJ investigation reveals that some NHS trusts still make it hard for staff to speak out. The BMJ obtained whistleblowing policy documents valid up to November ... of staff raising concerns. The results, published on bmj.com today, show that some trusts do ...
... are evaluated, regulated, and promoted around the world. BMJ Editor in Chief, Dr Fiona Godlee ... , Dr Deborah Cohen investigations editor of the BMJ, obtained documents under the Freedom of Information ...
... so poorly as to be meaningless." The FDA gave the BMJ references to five additional post-approval ...
... . In an editorial, Dr Godlee, together with deputy BMJ editor Jane Smith, and leading paediatrician ... to prevent something like this happening again." The BMJ will explore these and other questions over the next two weeks ...
... claim that articles, editorials and other statements that appeared in the BMJ were "false and make defamatory allegations" about the doctor ... in part from the publication in January 2011 of an article by Deer in the BMJ titled "Secrets of the MMR scare ...
... as successes – of medicines during drug trials.The BMJ said in an editorial that from January it will no longer publish ... explore all the data on trials it holds, applauded the BMJ's move.Patrick Vallance, GSK's president ...
... flu pandemic.On Monday, one of the researchers linked to the BMJ called for European governments to sue Roche ...
... child-friendly activity", according to a paper published in the BMJ's Christmas edition which is sure to fool mainstream ...
... , finds a study in the Christmas issue published on bmj.com today. Yes, dogs can smell ... infection in poop. Can you smell a rat at BMJ this Christmas? The findings, they write in one of this year's spoofs ...
... study in BMJ's Christmas issue, which spares no effort in its annual attempt to see who in science ... " is essential for pulling Santa Claus's sleigh under extreme temperatures, says the BMJ study. read ...
Since 1982, the prestigious journal BMJ has devoted its Christmas-week issue to publishing unusual articles that are all based on methodologically sound science.
... ? Two experts debate the issue in this week’s BMJ. Thousands of young people compete fiercely ...
... of drug resistant tuberculosis, according to a study published on bmj.com today. The incidence of tuberculosis in England ...
... of State for Africa, Asia, and the United Nations in an editorial in this week’s BMJ. Writing in response to an article* in the BMJ that called for legal cultivation of poppies to combat the shortage of opiate medicines, Mark Malloch ...
