More doctors alone can't fix B.C.'s health-care system: report
More doctors alone can't fix B.C.'s health-care system
(CBC News), John Staples, February 9, 2024
More doctors alone can't fix B.C.'s health-care system
(CBC News), John Staples, February 9, 2024
Health Matters: B.C. hospitals dealing with patients with increasingly complex care needs
(Global News Morning), John Staples, January 9, 2024
Hospitalized Patients Have Become More Complex Over Time
(Medscape Medical News), John Staples, January 18, 2024
Hospitals dealing with increasingly complex patients, data reveals.
(UBC News), E Rolfsen, January 8, 2024
Opioid and multi-drug use on the rise among impaired drivers: UBC study
(Vancouver Sun), Jeff Brubacher, June 24, 2024
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Fibular hemimelia, also known as fibula deficiency or longitudinal deficiency of the fibula, is a rare congenital orthopaedic condition in which part or all of the fibula (calf bone) is missing. The fibula is the smaller, outer bone of the lower leg and with fibular hemimelia, the leg is also thinner and shorter.
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