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Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema associated with ultrapotent opioid overdoses
Background Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema (NCPE) is an uncommon but potentially fatal... Read More
A 13-year review of elective orthopaedic surgery outcomes in patients with hemophilia A and B
Background Hemophilia patients, especially those with severe or moderately severe disease, are... Read More
The value of data: Identifying patient and community needs to inform primary care networks
BC’s health care system is undergoing changes that will connect more patients with primary care and... Read More
Human health implications following detection of oxycodone in mussels collected in Washington State
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, in collaboration with the Center for Urban Waters (... Read More
Presumptive legislation for work-related mental health injuries
In July 2012, WorkSafeBC amended the Workers Compensation Act to more clearly define coverage for... Read More
Dr Kathleen Ross: A history of stepping up
Dr Kathleen Ross was bestowed the chain of office and became president of Doctors of BC on 31 May... Read More
Health leaders of tomorrow
Dr Kathleen Ross “The best way to predict the future is to... Read More
Improving end-of-life care in heart failure
In the past few decades, forms of heart failure have become increasingly common. The aging... Read More
Report to Members available now
Doctors of BC has released its latest report, the 2018-19 Report to Members. The report is a good... Read More
The changes in medicine in the last 30 years
This is my first BCMJ editorial, so I would like to introduce myself and offer my perspective on... Read More
Genomics-driven health care for children with rare diseases
Two million Canadian children are classified as having a rare disease, and over 80% of rare... Read More
A commitment to cultural safety and humility
“Nə́c̓aʔmat, nə́c̓aʔmat, nə́c̓aʔmat,” said Musqueam Elder Shane Pointe as he opened the May 2019... Read More
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