The Association of Learned & Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) will announce the winner of its Award for Innovation in Publishing 2019 at it’s annual conference this Thursday. We are delighted that our partnership with BMJ Best Practice is among those shortlisted.
BMJ Best Practice is a clinical tool relied upon by clinicians around the world at the point of care, that offers advice on symptom evaluation, test ordering and treatment approaches for 800 conditions in 30 specialties.
First released in 2007, it has been regularly revised and modernised, as BMJ seek to continuously innovate and meet the evolving needs of their users. You can read about how they partnered with 67 Bricks to reinvent their content model and provide springboard for partnerships and future product innovation in this blog post.
67 Bricks co-founder Sam Herbert said: “We are thrilled that our work with BMJ Best Practice has been shortlisted for such a prestigious industry award. The ALPSP Awards are all about challenging the norms and we are excited to be able to showcase this project, which shows how forward thinking publishing companies can do innovative and compelling things for their users when they put their data first.”
“This has been a successful, incredibly complex project delivered in a short period of time. It has given us the foundations to support our product development strategy, innovation and partnerships that were impossible before.” Louise Crowe, Director of BMJ Knowledge.
