BMJ Open
BMJ Open is a journal focused on medical research. We accept submissions that tackle questions in clinical medicine, public health, and epidemiology. Additionally, we encourage studies related to health services research, health economics, surgical practices, qualitative research, research methodologies, medical education, and medical publishing. We are particularly interested in research that impacts patient outcomes or the way healthcare is provided and managed.
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2 months ago |
bmjopen.bmj.com | Fahmida Y. Rashid |Jamal Hossain |Mahfuja Khanam |Mst Rokshana Rabeya
Food InsecurityMENTAL HEALTHPUBLIC HEALTHData availability statementData are available on reasonable request.
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2 months ago |
bmjopen.bmj.com | Aidan Searle |Jessica Wheeler |Ian Litchfield |Timothy Barrett
DiscussionWe have reported the codevelopment of a complex intervention following MRC guidelines8 for complex interventions in which multiple data sources were integrated leading to the development of the ‘Diversity in Diabetes’ intervention that is both holistic and person-centred. This work took into account the personal, contextual and clinical worlds in which diabetes control behaviours are enacted, supported and sustained.
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2 months ago |
bmjopen.bmj.com | Alexander Matthews |Jonathan Evans |Sarah Lamb
MethodsThis study is a retrospective data analysis of observational data from the Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and Office for National Statistics (ONS) databases. HES data are collected by NHS England for all patients treated at NHS hospitals in England and those treated at private hospitals where treatment was funded by the NHS.
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Mar 31, 2025 |
bmjopen.bmj.com | Edward Kirby |Andrew MacMillan |Andrew Macmillan |Andrew Brinkley |Andrew Bateman
Diagnostic ImagingBehaviorMusculoskeletal disordersSystematic ReviewComprehensive search strategy using a range of databases, hand searching and rigorous article screening performed by two independent authors and a third author to reconcile discrepancies. Studies using techniques targeting the reporting of imaging may be embedded in broader management techniques and therefore may have been missed by this search strategy.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
bmjopen.bmj.com | Matthew Moore |Elaine Davies |Jamie Sleigh |Shashikala Ramakrishna
Participants made it clear during their interviews that for us to understand their experiences with the stimulator we needed to understand their lives prior to implantation. Chronic pain had disrupted their personal, professional, and social lives and was considered an obstacle to achieving previously held personal goals. This disruption is the context from which participants experienced their stimulator.
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