BMJ Best Practice

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BMJ Best Practice is a clinical decision support tool, uniquely structured around the patient consultation, with advice on symptom evaluation, tests to order and treatment approach. Access to BMJ Best Practice is provided by Health Education England to all NHS staff in England.
Features:

summaries on 1000 conditions across 32 specialties, 11,000 differential diagnosis, 7000+ guidelines
prioritized updates as follows: drug withdrawals or changes that may affect patient safety within 24-48 hours; evidence that changes practice within one month; evidence that confirms current practice within three months.
monitors over 5000 journals
drug information via the BNF & BNFc
500+ medical calculators
Accredited for CME/CPD activities and learning are tracked. Accredited by the RCGP and other institutions
Patient leaflets
Incorporates Cochrane Clinical Answers
EBM Toolkit with checklists and tools to support evaluating studies
NEW! The Comorbidities tool is the only point of care tool that supports the management of the whole patient by including guidance on the treatment of a patient's acute condition alongside their pre-existing comorbidities.

Further information and training guides are available on the BMJ website.