Patient Compliance

The primary care crisis puts all care at risk and Dr. Kevin Wasko argues the solution is clear.

There has been a “vast increase” in forged prescriptions for controlled substances, and pharmacists should be on alert for them, according to The College of Pharmacists of British Columbia. 

Between Dec. 12 and 29, the amount of Paxlovid courses dispensed rose by 129%. 

Don't hold back. Other experienced doctors might also find some sage truth in your youthful perspective.

The Pfizer-made bivalent vaccine is the only shot of its kind available for children between five and 11.

College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia board members will no longer be elected by doctors, rather they will be appointed by government.

With a decade's worth of experience with minor ailment assessment and prescribing in her province, Sascha Dreger has some tips to share with her colleagues just getting started.

Abhishek Gupta, founder of the Montreal AI Ethics Institute, says algorithms can be useful to help reduce wait times, but he warns that the hospital will have to be careful to avoid perpetuating biases.