BC has entered phase 3 of the Restart Plan, which means some restrictions have eased for the public when it comes to wearing masks. However, there are no changes for doctors’ offices.
The COVID-19 pandemic has limited our social connections, as we live with restrictions designed to keep each other safe.
BC is feeling the force of two COVID-19 variants of concern, B117 first detected in Britain and P1 first detected in Brazil. These two variants are more contagious than the initial COVID-19 virus identified at the start of the pandemic.
Doctors can now access the CEV attestation form on the Doctors of BC web site.
Doctors of BC has heard from many physicians who are asking for support to communicate with patients on how to identify whether they are eligible for early vaccines if they are clinically extremely vulnerable, and how to register for their vaccina
We hear a lot about our brave healthcare heroes these days. It’s often implied that the most heroic are those serving on the ‘frontlines’— the people who are providing direct hands-on care to the public.
After months of eager anticipation, members of the general public are finally starting to receive the COVID-19 vaccination as BC’s immunization plan moves into our communities.
A new information toolkit developed by Doctors of BC is available to support doctors and their teams in conversations with patients about the vaccine.
As doctors across BC try to meet the unprecedented demands that the COVID-19 pandemic has placed on them, reports of physician burnout are increasing. But what does burnout actually look like?
Doctors and other registered health care professionals who would like administer COVID-19 vaccines in the upcoming campaign are advised to register their interest online through the COVID-19 Emergency Health Provider.
