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Niki Baumann
Finding literature about physician wellness has always been surprisingly challenging. To assist, the Library has created the physician wellness reading list, available at www.cpsbc.ca/files/pdf/Library-Physician-... Read More
American Family Physician is a very popular journal due to its readability. Written with the busy practising clinician in mind, it often uses tables to concisely impart large amounts of clinical knowledge. Sometimes... Read More
Participating in a journal club can be a great way of staying connected with colleagues. However, finding high-quality articles to discuss can be time-consuming. That’s where the College Library can help. Literature... Read More
A list of books and articles about trauma-informed care, available through the College Library, is provided online at www.cpsbc.ca/files/pdf/Library-Trauma-Informed-Care-Resources.pdf. The books and articles were... Read More
Thank you to everyone for all you’re doing in this unusual situation. Normally the College Library would extend a helping hand, but even though we washed it for over 20 seconds, maybe we can offer a helping email... Read More
With so many clinical articles published every week, it can be challenging to narrow them down to those that provide new and relevant information for clinical practice. EvidenceAlerts is an email service... Read More
For a well-researched topic such as cancer, it’s hard to keep up with the proliferation of new treatments and their effects on prognosis. For many cancers, the rate of change is such that one wants to check for the... Read More
How do you quickly sort through the copious medical literature to find a few articles that will really impact your decisions? One way is to see what your colleagues thought was worth reading. This Changed My Practice... Read More
There has been a great deal of news coverage of the current opioid crisis in BC. To assist in the response, the College’s Prescription Review Program and library have collaborated to create the Safe Prescribing... Read More
Did you know that when you send a clinical query to the College Library you can obtain CME credits for reading the articles sent in reply? Each bibliography sent by College librarians contains links to instructions for... Read More