By the time you reach the 5th year of your emergency medicine residency, you start to feel like you’re getting the hang of it. You’ve run traumas, managed shock, and intubated a crashing patient at 3... Read More
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During my psychiatry residency at the University of British Columbia, I found myself drawn to the histories of the institutions that have shaped mental health care in the province—histories sometimes... Read More
More than 150 000 people in British Columbia live with heart failure.[1] Considering that approximately half of all individuals with heart failure have heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (... Read More
Over the past decade, outpatient psychiatric clinics in Vancouver and across British Columbia have experienced a notable increase in referrals focused on diagnostic clarification. Referrals... Read More
In family practice, it is now common for a patient to arrive with a phone in hand, along with a list of symptoms, search results, and questions prepared before the visit. Before I can even ask my... Read More