Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Health Advocacy: Leading Change in our Communities

Full issue: https://med-fom-ubcmj.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/02/ubcmj-v6i2-web.pdf

Published: 2015-05-22

Feature Articles

Health Advocacy

Carolyn Bennett

6-7
How and why you could become an advocate for health: an interview conducted with Erica Frank

Sian Hsiang-Te Tsuei

8-10

Academic Research

A SURVEY OF PARENTAL BARRIERS TO USING PAIN-REDUCTION STRATEGIES DURING CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS

Alex Zhao, Renata Leong, William Watson

11-14
Length of family medicine training and readiness for independent practice: Residents’ perspectives at one Canadian university

Kristyn Jewell, Christie Newton, Shafik Dharamsi

15-19

Case and Elective Reports

The clinical presentation and diagnosis of Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease

Bhupinder Johal, Herman Johal, Andrew Lukaris

20-22
Case Report: Appendiceal mucoceles, an uncommon answer to common symptoms.

Andrew Devlin Wilson, Thomas L Perry, Ormond N Panton

23-25

Commentaries

Early Interprofessional Collaboration Through Student-Run Clinics

Diana Kim, Newvick Lee

26-27
An Introduction to Health Professionals’ Role in Addressing Human Trafficking

Riley Golby

28-29
Workplace Psychological Health Among Canadian Nurses

Constanza Berrios, Yayuk Joffres, Louis Wang

30-32

News and Letters

Physician Leadership: Learning from Dr. Bill Cavers, President of Doctors of BC

Alvin Ip

33
Health Advocacy in Canada: Past, Present and Future

Andrea Marie Jones

34
Facing down the threat: What should be Canada’s role in fighting global health crises?

Stephanie Lake

35-36

Reviews

Esophageal cancer and management of localized disease: a review.

Matthew Chan

37-40
Childhood Poverty and Parental Stress: Important Determinants of Health

Jennifer Anne Kalil

41-43

Global Health

Anatomy of a Stem Cell Drive: An Evidence-Based Approach to Stem Cell Drive Organization

Warren Fingrut

44-46