Partnerships

BMJ Learning has created commissioned modules for over 50 organisations, including several for those listed below. For example, we produced more than 35 modules for NICE as part of their communication programme to disseminate their guidelines to the medical profession.

• BMA
• Care Services Improvement Partnership
• Cross Government Obesity Unit
• Department of Health
• Health Protection Agency
• Health and Safety Laboratory
• Lymphoedema Support Network
• National Patient Safety Agency
• NICE
• Parkinson's Disease Society
• UK National Screening Council

Between 2016 and 2019, BMJ received funding from the US government for the creation and translation of the following BMJ Learning modules. BMJ retained full editorial control of commissioning, peer review, editing and publication of the modules. Tularaemia Anthrax Coccidiomycosis Rift Valley fever Influenza: seasonal and avian cases Botulism Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever Ebola and Marburg virus infections Equine encephalitis infections Lassa fever Bacterial food poisoning due to toxins Plague and other Yersinia infections Coxiella burnetii infections (Q fever) Rickettsial diseases Common toxic plant ingestion Melioidosis and glanders Herpes B virus Marine toxins South American haemorrhagic fevers Henipaviruses Trichothecene mycotoxins Poxvirus infections Infection control - including basic personal protective equipment Personal protective equipment and isolation for high consequence infectious diseases What clinicians need to know about laboratory biosafety

Our learning management system (LMS) Partner

Think Associates – Totara Learn Partner

Our partnership with Think Associates allows us to offer our elearning content on the cost effective, functionality rich Totara Learn LMS, which is already used by a large number of healthcare organisations.

By providing access to BMJ elearning courses via Totara Learn, organisations can manage access and report on their usage as part of their wider learning and development portfolio. Learners will also benefit by having access to all their learning needs from one central learning portal.