WorkSafeBC appears to conclude that opioids are not useful for injured workers unless they help people get back to work. This article [BCMJ 2019;61:176,179] contains insufficient information in... Read More
WorkSafeBC appears to conclude that opioids are not useful for injured workers unless they help people get back to work. This article [BCMJ 2019;61:176,179] contains insufficient information in... Read More
The authors would like to thank Dr Paula Gordon for her time and thought in reviewing our article and for providing valuable feedback for consideration. We agree that changes in menopausal status and... Read More
The authors are to be applauded for performing this study [BCMJ 2019;61:376-384]. They have listed some of the limitations in their methodology (Study challenges), but there are others pertinent to... Read More
In his letter, Dr Brown makes some valid points. Family practice is facing many challenges. But is it in its death throes? In my opinion, the answer is no. The value of primary care as laying the... Read More
As all family physicians in BC can attest, we are living in a swamp of chaos in primary care. My patients can go to any clinic, real or virtual, for care. I am expected to receive third-hand... Read More