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BMJ IMPACT ANALYTICS COLLABORATES WITH THE AUSTRALASIAN RESEARCH MANAGEMENT SOCIETY

ARMS President, Dr Tania Bezzobs today announced that BMJ Impact Analytics, the new research impact tool from leading healthcare knowledge provider, BMJ, will be collaborating with ARMS as a Bronze Corporate Partner.

“We are pleased to be working together with such an innovative global leader as our newest Bronze Corporate Partner.”

“ARMS and BMJ share a joint vision of enabling global research excellence and view this collaboration as an important step towards enhancing the interface between researchers and our research management community. We encourage delegates attending the upcoming Sydney Conference to find out more about BMJ Impact Analytics at the Lunch and Learn session and to visit the BMJ Impact Analytics exhibition stand”, she said.

Dr Allison Lang, Publishing Director at BMJ, said: “BMJ is delighted to support ARMS and the Australasian community of research management professionals. BMJ continues to innovate by developing new solutions to address the needs of the research community. We launched BMJ Impact Analytics in collaboration with Overton to help funders, institutions and researchers more clearly demonstrate the real-world impact of their work. We look forward to joining with ARMS and its members to achieve this goal.”

Euan Adie, Founder and Director of Overton, added: “We’re excited to see the fruits of this collaboration and believe it’s an important step towards further developing an impact culture in the Australasia region.”

About BMJ Impact Analytics

BMJ Impact Analytics was created in collaboration with pioneering technology start-up Overton, whose mission is to support evidence-based decision-making across the world by tracking the reach and impact of research in policy. Our co-development combines BMJ's health expertise with Overton's data knowledge to advance how real-world impact is measured. BMJ Impact Analytics helps academic, research and funding institutions discover where their research has been cited in clinical guidance and health policies worldwide, and uniquely shows direct links to patient outcomes (decision support tools) and citations in context. Visit the website for more details: https://impactanalytics.bmj.com/

For further details, please contact:

BMJ: Elena Kalceff, Senior Marketing Manager, Asia Pacific, email ekalceff@bmj.com

ARMS: Maria Zollo, ARMS Chief Operating Officer ARMSCOO@researchmanagement.org.au www.researchmanagement.org.au

Published 14 July 2023