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A PCN is a clinical network of local primary care service providers located in a geographical area, with Patient Medical Homes (PMHs) as the foundation. A PCN is enabled by a partnership between divisions of family practice, health authorities and our First Nations partners.
In a PCN, physicians (via patient medical homes), other primary care providers, allied health care providers, health authority service providers, and community organizations work together to provide all the primary care services a local population requires.
For up to date information about the implementation of the Central Interior Rural Primary Care Network, read our newsletters:
PCN 2nd Quarter Evaluation Report 2021
PCN Newsletter - November 2021
PCN 3rd Quarter Evaluation Report 2022
PCN Newsletter - February 2022
PCN Newsletter - September 2022
PCN Newsletter - November 2022
Find more information on referring to the Central Interior Rural PCN staff, please refer to our PCN toolkit files linked below:
PCN Referral Form (pdf fillable)
Primary Care Social Worker (OMH & WL)
Primary Care Respiratory Therapist (OMH & WL)
Primary Care Clinical Pharmacist (OMH & WL)
Primary Care Mental Health and Substance Use Clinician (OMH & WL)
Primary Care Registered Dietitian (OMH)
Primary Care Occupational Therapist (OMH & WL)
