Healthcare delivery is being transformed by the rapid growth of data, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and other ...

Journal clubs, typically involving a group of health professionals or trainees who discuss recent study findings, have long ...

Choosing Wisely campaigns are clinician-led efforts to raise awareness and develop interventions to reduce low-value health care. At the core of Choosing Wisely campaigns are lists of recommendations, ...

Alcohol-based hand sanitisers, if ingested, can have toxic effects and may even be lethal. Preventable deaths from ingesting hand sanitisers have been identified. This article describes two Prevent ...

A network meta-analysis combines the evidence from existing randomised trials about the comparative efficacy of multiple treatments. It allows direct and indirect evidence about each comparison to be ...

Conclusions Increased end-user participation in peer review appears to be associated with strong research accessibility, replicability, and relevance, as measured by research impact, readership, ...

There is a growing emphasis on interventions where clinicians identify and aim to change unhealthy habits in individuals, such as dietary advice for people with obesity.1 2 Although such individually ...

Introduction The burden of death due to firearms is an ongoing public health problem in the USA. US men had a 21% life expectancy loss due to firearms compared with men from other countries. 1 In 2016 ...

Commentary on : Gerber JS, Ross RK, Bryan M, et al . Association of Broad- vs Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics With Treatment Failure, Adverse Events, and Quality of Life in Children With Acute Respiratory ...

Introduction Shared Decision-Making Tools (SDMTs) play a pivotal role in facilitating active involvement in health-related decisions by integrating scientific evidence with individual preferences and ...

Introduction Decisions about the management of Antithrombotic Therapy (ATT) for patients with advanced cancer towards the end-of-life are complex with a lack of evidence about optimal management.

Scientific progress requires transparency and openness. The ability to critique, replicate and implement scientific findings depends on the transparency of the study design and methods, and the open ...