British Journal of Hospital Medicine
British Journal of Hospital Medicine (BJHM) is a monthly multi-disciplinary review journal, which has been a leading authority on medical education for over 40 years.
The journal contains authoritative, topical and in-depth clinical reviews from across the specialties, making it an essential resource for doctors who wish to keep up-to-date with all the latest developments in hospital medicine.
Articles are concise, fully referenced, presented in an easy-to-read format, and peer-reviewed by some of the world's leading specialists in their field.
In addition to the journal's regular features, each issue of BJHM contains a 20-page pull-out supplement on Modernising Medical Careers, providing all the information a doctor in training needs to complete the Foundation Programme successfully.
The journal is relevant at every stage of a doctor's career, and offers beneficial subscription rates for student doctors.
Take out a paper subscription to BJHM through this website and save 10% on an annual subscription. Alternatively, subscribe to BJHM's online archive to access all articles published in the journal since 1999, as well as hundreds of new articles included during the year.
Regular features in BJHM include:
Topical comment on important issues within hospital medicine from some of the world's leading authorities
The best clinical articles available to hospital doctors, which are peer-reviewed by internationally renowned experts in their fields
This section updates doctors on the latest thinking and medical practice in a range of specialties
Practical training issues of concern to all hospital doctors, whatever their grade or specialty
We look at unusual presentations and how they were resolved
This 20-page pull-out supplement covers every aspect of the curriculum with regular series on: practical procedures, medical emergencies, clinical concerns, interpretations, surgical emergencies, professional development, and career development.