Healthcare knowledge provider BMJ has appointed Louise Crowe, Director of the Knowledge Centre, to BMJ's Executive Committee, helping to further cement the Centre's multi-award winning status.
Louise is responsible for driving the work that produces clinical decision support tool BMJ Best Practice, and medical educational resources BMJ Learning and OnExamination. She has been employed at BMJ as Director of the Knowledge Centre since 2017.
Louise has a thorough understanding of the clinical decision support and education markets from specialising for several years as an industry consultant following an established career at Elsevier as UK Publishing Director for Health Sciences.
BMJ Best Practice is a clinical decision-making tool that is relied upon by over 500,000 medical professionals worldwide every month. It recently launched both a brand new app and website after extensive research was carried out amongst doctors and customers around the world to steer the development of BMJ Best Practice.
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