BJGP Open: championing global primary health care
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The BJGP Research & Publishing Conference is an exceptional opportunity for researchers at all stages of their careers to acquire new research skills, present their work in a constructive, peer-reviewed environment, and connect with others. It offers a dynamic mix of keynote sessions, interactive workshops, and oral and poster research presentations, each offering invaluable learning opportunities to shape the future of general practice. Attendees can share insights, and forge new connections to ignite future collaborations. Click here to find out more about the BJGP Research and Publishing Conference 2026 (navigates to the BJGP website).
The Conference will take place on Friday 20 March 2026 in Bristol, UK, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre. Follow the Conference on social media with #BJGPRC.
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BJGP Open is an international, peer reviewed, open access, online-only journal of primary care, which publishes original research and other articles of importance to primary care clinicians, researchers and teachers worldwide.
The full BJGP Open archive is available on this site, is preserved in Portico, and can be viewed at PubMed Central. The journal is fully indexed on PubMed, Scopus, and Embase, and is included in the Directory of Open Access Journals.
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Social Care
BJGP Open is welcoming submissions on the integration of social care with primary care services, especially articles examining how this collaboration can enhance the wellbeing of individuals, improve patient outcomes, and foster more efficient, holistic, and person-centred care. Find out more on the Social Care Call for Articles page.
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Altmetric tracks attention and engagement of scholarly articles.The following list shows the articles most frequently shared in social media over the past six months.
- Rising scabies incidence and the growing burden on general practitionersLast mentioned on Sun Jan 25 2026
- Scoping the patient-safety implications of AI-based communication with migrants in general practiceLast mentioned on Sat Jan 03 2026
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