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Editorials / BY: Margaret Colbourne, MD, FRCPC October 2015
... MD Since the publication of Kempe’s landmark 1962 article “The Battered-Child Syndrome,” health care ... theme issue addressing child maltreatment we present an article aimed at informing physicians of the unprecedented ... understanding of inflicted head trauma in children, and an article describing the invaluable assistance that ...
Letters / BY: Lorne Brandt, MD, January/February 2015
... all the non-medication substances they are taking. This article reminded me of a study carried out in the early 1980s ... something like six to seven versus three to four. This article did address the lack of funding to support such ...
Billing Tips / BY: Keith J. White, MD September 2015
... to go through this process alone. Watch for the second article in this series in the October  BCMJ , where we will ...
Letters / BY: John Maile, MBBS, November 2015
... thinking on the developing changes discussed in the COHP article on assisted suicide [ BCMJ  2015;57:248-249 ]. It is ...
Council on Health Promotion / BY: Kathleen Cadenhead, MD May 2015
... and patients are sure to ask about it. While this article seeks to provide a basic introduction to a complex ...
Editorials / BY: David R. Richardson, MD October 2015
... the stethoscope. I have often encouraged her to submit an article to the  BCMJ , but to this point she has resisted. ...
Letters / BY: Mike Marshall, MD, January/February 2015
I read the article by Drs Ross and Armitage with some amusement [ BCMJ ...
Editorials / BY: Margaret Colbourne, MD, FRCPC September 2015
... of a two-part theme issue on child maltreatment. The first article is a brief update on the Suspected Child Abuse and ... in some areas of the province are discussed. The second article focuses on the significance of bruising in the ...
News November 2015
... the development of anthracycline-induced heart damage. The article, “A coding variant in RARG confers susceptibility ...
MDs To Be / BY: Greg Costello, MD June 2015
... to thank Mr Jay Draper for his assistance in editing this article for publication. MDs To Be Anything but commonplace ...