Wednesday 11 March 2026 | 08:15-09:00

BMJ Research to Publication is the BMJ's resource to help healthcare professionals get their papers published in high-impact journals. It is a research methodology and publishing programme designed for doctors and healthcare researchers. It has been developed by BMJ Group and University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and is a comprehensive programme that follows the research cycle.

This session bridges the gap in what it takes for medical researchers to become published authors. ​Whether providing individual researchers with best-in-class self-study resources or empowering institutional leaders to foster a culture of excellence, this programme provides the essential skills to turn your investigations into impactful, published papers.

In this session, we will cover:
A brief overview of BMJ Research to Publication and how it can help you
General principles on getting published - How to make a great first impression on editors and how to follow reporting guidelines that editors will recognise

Pauline Dilworth BMJ Group; UK
Kieran Walsh BMJ Group; UK