BMJ Best Practice vs GP Notebook (2025): The Official vs The Concise

Last reviewed: 2025-12-19 · Reviewed by

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At a Glance

Who is it for?

BMJ Best Practice:All Doctors

GP Notebook:GPs

Why choose BMJ Best Practice?

  • **Structure**: Detailed tabs for every stage of care.
  • **Access**: Free for all NHS staff.
  • **Visuals**: Good algorithms.

Why choose GP Notebook?

  • **Brevity**: Bullet points only.
  • **Speed**: No navigation, just text.
  • **Focus**: Only covers what a GP needs to know.

Feature Comparison

CapabilityBMJ Best PracticeGP Notebook
StyleGuidelineCheat Sheet
ScopeHospital + GPGP Only

In-Depth Analysis

Overview

GP Notebook is built for the 10-minute appointment. BMJ Best Practice is built for the 12-hour shift.

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Use-Cases

Managing a hospital admission

When to choose BMJ Best Practice

  • **Winner.**

When to choose GP Notebook

  • Too basic.

Quick check of HRT rules

When to choose BMJ Best Practice

  • Navigate to section.

When to choose GP Notebook

  • **Winner.** Instant bullet points.