Nearly a quarter of adults across Canada do not have a family doctor, and the problem is even worse in British Columbia, at 27%.[1] Despite the introduction of the Longitudinal Family Physician... Read More
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It is now more widely recognized that many older people retain sexual enjoyment and desire for a sexual life, but this is rarely applied to those living with dementia.[1] Similarly, many physicians... Read More
The tapestry of health care is in a constant state of evolution. Among the myriad innovations that have emerged in recent decades, artificial intelligence (AI) holds the most transformative potential... Read More
Established in 2005, the outpatient parenteral antibiotic therapy (OPAT) clinic at Royal Columbian Hospital (RCH) is an integral service that provides care for patients who require IV antibiotics for... Read More
Background Bibliotherapy is the prescription of literature for healing. The term was coined by American essayist and minister Samuel Crothers in a 1916 Atlantic Monthly article, in which a... Read More