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WorkSafeBC /
BY: Shelley Perlman, MD, CCFP, FRCPC,
March 2014
... duties. Seafarers must be able to live and work in close contact with each other for long periods. The difficulties of ... would like to discuss a worker who has sleep apnea, please contact a medical advisor in your nearest WorkSafeBC office. ...
News
September 2014
... who have had concussions and advice about safe play in contact sports. Parents and coaches who are educated about ...
News
January/February 2014
... or questions for either committee to address, please contact Cindy Myles, Doctors of BC senior analyst, at ...
WorkSafeBC /
BY: Deanna Tripodi, MD,
December 2014
... case manager is the first and preferred point of contact for all claim-related questions. Case managers ...
News
June 2014
... Excellence in Indigenous Health (CEIH)—a single point of contact within the university for support, training, and ...
Clinical Articles /
BY: E.M.M. Wong, MD
December 2014
... son could be at risk of disease. They were encouraged to contact the genetic testing program again in a few years to ... son’s risk of disease. The patient was counseled to contact the genetic testing program again in a few years. ... In this case, the patient was counseled and encouraged to contact the genetic testing program again in a few years. As ...
Editorials /
BY: Anne I. Clarke, MD
April 2014
... precirculated material and then moved on to the patient contact and physical examination. As part of the lesson I was ...
WorkSafeBC /
BY: Karen Takai, MSc
September 2014
... postsurgical rehabilitation, the physical therapist would contact the surgeon to either obtain a copy of the ... not replace the need for injured workers to have regular contact with their family physicians or specialists. Health ... treatment model affects your injured workers, contact WorkSafeBC's Health Care Services at 604 232-7787. ...
News
January/February 2014
... be a thing of the past. To refer patients to the study, contact Lilija Berngards, Research Nurse at the Women’s ...