British Medical Journal

The British Medical Journal is a peer-reviewed medical journal with a long history and international reputation. All the contents are first published on the Internet, which ensures that readers can obtain the latest medical information and research results in a timely manner. This publishing model also supports a rapid peer review process, accelerating the dissemination and exchange of academic achievements.

The publication content of the magazine covers multiple fields such as clinical medicine, public health, medical policy, medical education, and research methods. It not only publishes original research papers, including randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, case-control studies, but also publishes systematic reviews, meta-analyses, clinical practice guidelines, and expert reviews, providing scientific basis for clinical decision-making. We also pay attention to important issues such as medical ethics, patient safety, and medical quality improvement, and promote reform and development in the field of healthcare through publishing relevant articles and discussions. The editorial team of BMJ is composed of internationally renowned medical experts who ensure the high academic quality and practical value of their published articles through a rigorous peer review process.