What does BCMA stand for?

British Columbia Medical Association

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He has served on the advisory board of the British Columbia Medical Association, is a board member of the Native Brotherhood of British Columbia and an aquaculture advisor for the province.

Chief receives honorary degree. (People)

The significant drop in the growth rate of health care spending in British Columbia could be due to a number of Health Ministry initiatives: * five-dollars copayments for "supplemental" services (naturopathy, physiotherapy, chiropractic and podiatry) instituted in 1987; * elimination of provincial coverage of outpatient dental care for non-poor people in 1982; * negotiations between the government and the British Columbia Medical Association, as well as other health care workers; and * increased deductibles and copayments for prescription drugs (1987 and 1989).

The health care systems of British Columbia and Washington state: ...