ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 6/7/2018

  Surrey to have first of 10 primary care centres in B.C., using team of experts

• 6/7/2018

  Pharmacist disciplined for pressuring date to take a Plan B contraceptive

  The college ruled that the woman became the pharmacist's patient as soon as she was instructed to take the drug
• 6/7/2018

  BC to add pharmacists to primary healthcare teams

  The BC Ministry of Health is investing $23 million over the next three years to integrate 50 clinical pharmacists into new primary health network teams
• 6/7/2018

  The CMA as homeopathy

• 6/6/2018

  Responding to a patient without a health card

• 6/6/2018

  'We should always listen to our partners and spouses' says new Doctors of BC prez

• 6/6/2018

  Providing access to independent medical examinations

• 6/6/2018

  Medical assistance in dying: Where do we stand two years later?

• 6/6/2018

  Wettlaufer tells inquiry lawyers how her crimes could have been prevented

• 6/6/2018

  Epilepsy double national average in Indigenous population: study

  A new study suggests that the incidence of epilepsy among Indigenous Canadians is twice that of non-Indigenous people. Research from the University of Saskatchewan showed a national rate annually of 62 new cases per 100,000 people. But for self-identified First Nations patients, that rate doubles to 122 per 100,000.