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Evolving in the era of COVID-19

By Drs. Bruce Hobson, Daniel Ngui, Christie Newton, Shirley Sze and Steve Wong on April 14, 2020

You are not alone in this difficult time. It’s OK to feel like you are struggling, frustrated and/or anxious, everyone is. You can get help for personal health issues, workflow problems, staffing concerns, financial difficulties, clinical dilemmas, and technology challenges. You can do this; we can all do this… together.

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Facing a College Physician Practice Enhancement Program Assessment? What you need to know in 2019?

By Dr. Daniel Ngui on June 12, 2019

The Physician Practice Enhancement Program Assessment is highly educational and it helps physicians enhance the quality of their patient care through a peer review. It provides valuable feedback and creates opportunities to guide professional development and lifelong learning.

How a family physician can help patients with chronic pain: a guide to navigating patient internet resources in BC

How a family physician can help patients with chronic pain: a guide to navigating patient internet resources in BC

By Dr. Daniel Ngui on May 13, 2013

2 websites have changed my practice: PainBC.ca provides options beyond medications & piPain.com People in Pain Network hosts a self-management awareness program.

Apps, websites and guidelines for osteoporosis management in primary care in 2012

Apps, websites and guidelines for osteoporosis management in primary care in 2012

By Dr. Daniel Ngui on April 2, 2012

Given our aging population, more and more family physicians are being asked for advice about diagnosis and treatment on osteoporosis.

An Update: BPH Management for Family Physicians

By Dr. Daniel Ngui on October 4, 2010

Every family physician faces the challenge of very limited clinical interview time with patients for a multitude of problems. Thus, we need to have an efficient framework to deal with patients with Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy.


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