Best care everywhere All patients want to receive the best possible care. And all healthcare professionals want to be able to deliver this, as indeed do all payers, providers, and platforms supporting care. To provide the best possible care, we need to provide the best knowledge at the time of clinical decision- making. We need to provide knowledge that is relevant to each and every decision in healthcare and that will improve each and every decision. We will then be able to transform healthcare – one decision at a time at first – but with a long-term vision of doing this at scale. It is a moral obligation to deliver the best possible care to all our patients. It is now becoming a financial obligation to deliver best possible care and also best value for care with appropriate and optimal reimbursement. And of course, it is a clinical obligation to do what is right for each patient. One of the main gaps in achieving this is the gap between what is known in the world and what a clinician can access at the point of care. That knowledge gap is what we are fundamentally addressing with BMJ Clinical Intelligence so that each and every practitioner will have available to them the latest and greatest knowledge tool to use in care delivery. Ultimately when that gap is filled, we will all benefit.
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Why the BMJ Knowledge Graph
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