The multidisciplinary team is essential to the practice of geriatric medicine.[1] A good example of this can be seen in continence clinics staffed by a variety of health professionals skilled in... Read More
Our population is changing rapidly. From 2007 to 2014 the number of adults in BC age 65 and older rose 28.0% to represent almost 16.0% of the population. Estimates suggest that by 2050 more than 20.0... Read More
Background Liver transplantation has been available in British Columbia since 1989, with a growing number of transplants performed each year. In 2005, 31 liver transplants were performed in BC. Only... Read More
Jim Gilmore, the association’s first director of communications, brought a raft of sweeping changes and innovations to the association—many of which are still in place today—over his 20-year career... Read More
Exercise physiologist Martti Karvonen is remembered today as a founding father of cardiovascular disease epidemiology and prevention in Finland. He was born in 1918 and received his medical degree... Read More