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BMJ Best Practice filter on the NHS Knowledge & Library Hub

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 Get the best evidence for a range of conditions and disease by searching the NHS Knowledge and Library Hub and limiting the results to BMJ Best Practice. Use the new BMJ Best Practice filter.
 
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You can select from a wide range of filters to focus your search results, such as full-text, peer reviewed, publication date, major subject heading, publisher and content provider. Now added to this list is BMJ Best Practice. This gives you an easy way to view BMJ Best Practice content.
When you have your search results, simply select the All filters button under the search box, then tick the BMJ Best Practice option.
 
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