Background In Canada, pediatric mild traumatic brain injuries, commonly referred to as concussions, are highly prevalent—an estimated 35 000 children and adolescents aged 5 to 19 years sustained a... Read More
Original Research
Background Climate change is an issue of significant international concern, and the health care sector is a major contributor. In 2021, health care–related air pollution contributed to an... Read More
Background Occupational burnout is defined by a high level of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a low sense of self-achievement.[1] Burnout is most commonly measured using the Maslach... Read More
Background Health outcomes in Canada are shaped more by social determinants such as income and housing than by genetics or access to care.[1-3] Social determinants are especially influential for... Read More
Background Health care disparities in rural and remote regions of British Columbia are well documented in the literature.[1,2] Despite efforts to close the gap, such as the creation of rural... Read More