Wearing masks – or the requirement to wear masks – has been a burning issue throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. We wear masks as a barrier to stop our own particles from being dispersed when we talk, laugh, or even breathe.
The winter months can be tough for all of us. Cold temperatures, short days and less sunlight can make life feel more difficult to manage and can cause many to experience changes in mood with the changes in the weather.
Doctors of BC strives to be a leader in BC’s changing health system.
With flu season around the corner and the pandemic still with us, it is more important than ever that British Columbians get their flu shots this year.
During the dark, early days of the pandemic, Dr Sarah Freedman’s mood was as grey as a Vancouver rain.
As COVID-19 numbers continue to rise in our province, Doctors of BC reached out to physicians to gather tips and ideas on staying safe this fall.
One of the more challenging aspects of my role as Doctors of BC President has been the media representation of current issues facing our profession.
At this stage of the Covid pandemic, I think we’d all like to change the trajectory of where we are heading as a community, as a nation, and how we are to live our lives over the next few years…if only we knew how.
