Means restriction is an evidence-based intervention that limits access to lethal means of suicide and serious self-harm. These interventions can form part of a comprehensive mental health and well-... Read More
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into health care, it is essential for clinicians to remain vigilant regarding its ethical use. Without appropriate oversight, AI can... Read More
On Monday, 27 October 2025, eligible members received an email inviting them to participate in Doctors of BC’s 2025 election and bylaw referendum. During this vital time, as physicians continue... Read More
Doctors of BC’s biennial Health Authority Engagement Survey is open until 30 October 2025, providing physicians the important opportunity to share candid feedback about their experiences with their... Read More
Consider this scenario: A 41-year-old patient comes to your primary care clinic reporting onset of dominant-arm elbow pain while performing their regular work activities (scanning and bagging items... Read More