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BMJ Case Reports - the journal for unusual clinical cases

 You can browse or search the journal BMJ Case Reports for unusual clinical cases.

This journal includes rare conditions and unexpected complications. Cases are peer-reviewed and offer excellent case-based learning to support your professional development.

You can also submit your own case reports for free! This gives you an opportunity to share your knowledge and become a published author.

Access to this journal is available to UHNM staff, via their NHS OpenAthens username.

You'll find a link to this journal, as well as other resources on our NHS Resources page. There is more help, including links to instructions for authors, on our BMJ Case Reports help page.

If you need more help or information just ask at the Health Library.

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