BJN Inform

6/1/2025

BJN Inform is a new learning platform created for nurses, providing quick access to bite-sized evidence-based articles that supports every aspect of nursing practice – from insightful guides on clinical topics to engaging holistic information on professional growth and wellbeing.

Each article is quick and easy to read, with relevant links and thorough references provided. You can bookmark and return to saved articles, as well as creating your own CPD log within the platform. You can also track your reading hours on BJN inform and download your CPD log to add to any portfolio.

There is also a dedicated BJN Inform Let's Talk Nursing podcast which covers interesting, current and relevant nursing topics and can be listened to via any podcast provider

To access BJN Inform

Go to https://www.bjninform.com
Login using your NHS Athens account (under institutional access)

Once in, you can browse or search the topics available from these categories: Clinical A-Z, Person-Centred Care, including physical needs, psychology, society and culture, learning difficulties, nutrition and safeguarding, My Wellbeing and My Career.

BJN Inform is a new and exciting way of accessing interesting and useful content, as well as an innovative way to keep up to date with your CPD. Available on a PC, laptop or mobile device, it’s perfect for revalidation.

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