
You arrive home after a long day of seeing patients and collect the mail, scattered across the entryway beside children’s shoes and cardboard boxes. Among the flyers and bank statements is the BCMJ.... Read More

You arrive home after a long day of seeing patients and collect the mail, scattered across the entryway beside children’s shoes and cardboard boxes. Among the flyers and bank statements is the BCMJ.... Read More
We thank the authors for their illuminating article [BCMJ 2025;67:174-181]. We appreciate the dedication of the Complex Chronic Diseases Program (CCDP) to a group of patients who are stigmatized and... Read More
We thank the BCMJ for sharing the letter from Cleave and colleagues[1] about our article and the authors for their perspective on the needs of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/... Read More
Maybe I’m burned out, sure, but maybe I’m just sick of not getting paid for the work I do. I’m a psychiatrist, and it is shocking to me that we physicians routinely don’t get paid for work we’ve done... Read More
Dr Charlene Lui In medicine, our work is often defined by urgency. The constant demands of clinical practice, administrative responsibilities, and personal commitments can leave little... Read More