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... Read More

Dr Dixon’s essay in the July 2020 issue of the BCMJ[1] is a powerful reminder of our need to consistently reflect on our positionality in the field of medicine and, more importantly, as part of our... Read More

We would like to express our concern regarding the article “Think twice: Evidence-based opioid sparing approaches to pain management.”[1] We share the authors’ concern with the current increasing... 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