It is unclear how the author inferred an increase from 3.4% to 12.1% in drivers who tested positive for cannabis only, from 2005 to 2014 [“Driving stoned: Marijuana legalization and drug-impaired... Read More
Letters
In 2016 the BCMJ published content on the risk-benefit paradox of exercise[1] in cardiac adverse complication/prevention and cancer risk.[2] An article published ahead of print on 13... Read More
Thank you for your well-researched response to the GPSC column in the January/February issue of the BCMJ. We acknowledge that iterations of the term patient medical home have been... Read More
I enjoyed the patient medical home article in the January/February issue (BCMJ 2017;59:15-17) but would offer possible corrections to the origins of the patient medical home. Paragraph 3 states... Read More
I want to commend Dr Wade on his well-written Premise article detailing the troubled, arguably unnecessary, process that is medical privileging in BC (“Privileging for new medical school graduates in... Read More