Dr Caitlin Dunne During residency, my colleagues and I used to joke about the fact that a full maternity leave was not supported by our benefits; however, neither were birth control pills... Read More

“Telehealth” is a broad term defined as serving patients remotely or at a distance, and it can encompass different types of technology, including telephone, texting, emailing, and videoconferencing.... Read More

As a cyclist, I always enjoy catching up to and passing another rider. My identity does not depend on this occurrence, but having a carrot to chase is a great motivator and leads to a better workout... Read More

Dr Kathleen Ross Are we there yet? At this stage in our COVID-19 response, a question like this one is perhaps not a fair one to ask, as the road ahead, and our eventual destination, are... Read More

My views on statistical relevance and peer review have evolved over the years. At a recent Zoom session of the BCMJ’s Editorial Board we discussed the topic of peer review. Peer review has been... Read More