Health Info Links

Disclaimer: This page contains links to commonly seen conditions in primary care.  The list was curated by our staff and is subsequently thought to be accurate, up-to-date, and relevant.

It does not contain everything.  Some conditions were purposely left out as information around these can be more nuanced, and may require more direct communication, and personalized information.

You may use these tools on your own and without any appointment but it is more likely that one of our team members will refer you to one or more of these and the resources.

You can always try Healthlink BC and search for most conditions. There may be websites with better infographics, videos etc. However, Health Link BC is the way to go to find information that is relevant to our area.

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Click on a topic below to view links to more information

Topics are in alphabetical order. To quickly search this page, hit the Ctrl key and the F key (Ctrl-F) on your keyboard, then type in the topic you are interested in and hit the Enter key.

Stomach and esophagus (food pipe)

 

Bowels

 

Irritable bowel syndrome

 

Diarrhea

 

Hemorrhoids/anal and perianal disease

AI scribes are digital tools powered by artificial intelligence and natural language processing that assist clinicians by transcribing and summarizing patient interactions in real-time. AI scribes reduce the administrative burden on clinicians by automating repetitive tasks such as documenting patient visits, updating medical records, and summarizing treatment plans. It is essentially the computer (not your records) listening in on the conversation/visit. There is no voice or audio recording. At the end of your visit the relevant medical information is extracted and the doctor (only user at this stage) verifies this information for accuracy before entering it into your records. Your doctor may now also speak out loud when examining you so the computer can gather this information. This would be the only change from before. The use of this technology and data is approved and regulated in Canada under several licensing authorities.