Have you considered submitting your work to BMJ Quality & Safety? Here are 6️⃣ reasons to publish with us! 🖱️ Click here to read the author information and submission guidelines. bit.ly/46bhT44 ht

This narrative review summarises the current state of research on diagnostic error in mental health, identifying opportunities to align future research with the emerging science of diagnostic safety. bit.ly/3TQQ2SJ @abradfordphd @TDGiardina Hardeep Singh MD

@tc_g and Milisa Manojlovich present the latest ‘Grand Rounds in Methodology’, providing guidance on integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches to more comprehensively address research questions. bit.ly/4cJ9F7J

Implementing a single shared digital prescribing record across the National Health Service in England could: ☑️ avoid close to 1 million drug errors annually ☑️ harm up to 15,800 fewer patients, and ☑️ save up to 22 lives each year Read more 👉 bit.ly/4aKaTxD

Firsthand insights from our Editor-in-Chief. Recommended for readers. Eric Thomas highlights a range of articles published in BMJ Quality & Safety, including recent focus areas: ✅Research methods ✅Equity ✅Patient engagement Read our latest content here: bit.ly/3UH1ylv

❓ Thinking of submitting an article to our call for papers on Implementation Science (bit.ly/3JgQ0yv)? Read some BMJ Quality & Safety articles on the topic here: ☑️ bit.ly/3xA77ZD ☑️ bit.ly/43YG0DK ☑️ bit.ly/49E8DHk ☑️ bit.ly/49xnRhh

How do language barriers impact health outcomes? Janet Chu MD MPH and colleagues found increased hospital readmissions and ED revisits for adults, and children of parents with a non-dominant language preference. Find out more here 👉 bit.ly/4cVcEdq

In this editorial Carlos brown & @justin_ziemba consider checklist implementation fidelity & discuss the importance of shifting the focus from merely ticking all of the boxes, toward enacting the behaviours the checklist is seeking to encourage. bit.ly/3PZ6teC

💡 Insights from Aebersold & Gonzalez on leveraging simulation to pinpoint health professionals’ skill gaps. Authors advocate for exploring extended reality simulation training, enabling learners to practice with realism & receive timely, targeted feedback bit.ly/3VHYaaC

Firsthand insights from our Editor-in-Chief. Looking ahead. Bryony Dean Franklin shares our plans for 2024, including calls for papers related to: ❗ Striving for Equity ❗ Implementation Science ❗ Artificial Intelligence and more! #bmjeditors #bmjpublishingtips #bmjjournalinsights

When it comes to managing coordinated care for people with heart failure & other health problems, are we searching for the proverbial unicorn? In this editorial, Carol Sinnott and colleagues discuss the issue & possible solutions. bit.ly/43VcpLa

🎙️ Senior editors for BMJ Quality & Safety take the opportunity to clarify the overall mission of our journal and share our vision for how the journal can help to move the field forward. bit.ly/3VODDRH @John_P_Browne, Bryony Dean Franklin, Eric Thomas

This viewpoint presents strategies to support teams to collect, share and use quality data to expose the effects of structural racism & other inequitable social systems on health, & take action to mitigate those effects. bit.ly/49yfGRO

Paxino & colleague’s review can help healthcare teams to understand which approach to clinical debriefing is most suitable for their specific clinical context. Categories of clinical debriefing summarised below. bit.ly/3UdGpPd Dr Bec Szabo Elizabeth Molloy Stu Marshall

When diagnosing patients, physicians may improve their accuracy & patient care, by 'crowdsourcing', or including colleagues in the diagnostic process. bit.ly/4aLduY8

Firsthand insights from our Editor-in-Chief. Recommended for readers. Wondering what articles BMJ Quality & Safety publishes? Bryony Dean Franklin gives you a glimpse into the diverse range of papers we have available. Check out our latest content 👉 bit.ly/3UH1ylv #bmjeditors

FREE webinar Join our upcoming webinar (Sep 12th) exploring the challenges and opportunities for patient safety associated with locum working in the English NHS as discussed in our recent paper: "Locum doctor working and quality and safety: a qualitative study in English primary

FREE webinar Join our upcoming webinar (Sep 12th) exploring the challenges and opportunities for patient safety associated with locum working in the English NHS as discussed in our recent paper: "Locum doctor working and quality and safety: a qualitative study in English primary

Firsthand insights from our Editor-in-Chief - Advice for authors. Hear Eric Thomas's invaluable advice on writing for our journal. If you're thinking of submitting to BMJ Quality & Safety, this is a must-watch. Check out more author information here 👉 bit.ly/46bhT44

While scholarly influence is important, its true value lies in its implications for policy and clinical guidelines, and in driving meaningful change in health and social care. Our new impact report gives real-world examples of how we are achieving this: bmjgroup.com/our-impact/