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BMJ Best Practice and Patient Information - webinar 19th October 2020

 October is Health Literacy Month. Learn about this and how BMJ Best Practice patient information can help with shared decision-making at this joint HEE and BMJ webinar on 19 October (12:30-13:15 BST).

This lunch-time webinar, delivered jointly by HEE and BMJ for Health Literacy Month 2020, will highlight some of the health literacy challenges that lead to poor outcomes. It will also demonstrate ways that clinicians can use BMJ Best Practice to support shared decision-making.

Book your place online here.

BMJ Best Practice is available to all NHS staff via your NHS OpenAthens username. You can find more help on BMJ Best Practice from our help page.



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