KB Division News
News, stories & information from Kootenay Boundary Division. Stay connected & follow updates on Facebook @kbdivision.
Mindfulness Tips & Resources with Dr. Cynthia NeilMarch 28th, 2024 Local family physician & KB Mindfulness Skills Group program facilitator Dr. Cynthia Neil is passionate about mindfulness as a tool for stress reduction & wellbeing! We reached out to Dr. Cynthia to share some of her favorite tips & resources... Click Here → |
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2023-2024 Patient Experience SurveyNovember 27th, 2023 Your Kootenay Boundary family practice clinics want to hear from you. Let us know what’s working & what can improve. Your feedback will be used to help strengthen care in clinics across our region. Find out more at take the short confidential survey... Click Here → |
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KB Division Annual Report 2023Nov 9th, 2023 Check out our 2023 Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice *virtual* Annual Report. We warmly invite you to learn more about our collective impact over the past year and explore our strategic directions... Read more → |
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Gender-Affirming Care Project Launches New Resources for Local Patients & PractitionersJanuary 26th, 2023 The Kootenay Boundary Shared Care Gender-Affirming Care project brings together local physicians, transgender advocates, allied organizations & patient partners to help strengthen gender-affirming care in our region. The project team is excited to celebrate the launch of new tools & resources... Read more → |
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Dr. Belinda's Top Tips for PatientsNovember, 2022 These quick tips will help you get the most out of appointments with your Doctor or Nurse Practitioner. They’re great ways to make appointments more successful for you, your practitioner & your clinic... Read more → |
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KB Division Annual Report 2022October 27th, 2022 Check out our 2022 Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice *virtual* Annual Report. We warmly invite you to learn more about our collective impact over the past year and explore our strategic directions... Read more → |
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Welcome UBC Family Medicine ResidentsJuly 21st, 2022 Join us in a warm welcome to four new resident family physicians - just arrived to begin their residencies in local Kootenay Boundary clinics... Read more → |
Chronic Pain Survey 2022July 11th, 2022 Are you a Kootenay Boundary resident who is seeking or receiving care for mild, moderate or severe chronic pain? We'd love to hear from you! Your input will help us continue to improve and strengthen access to pain care and supports for local patients... Read more → |
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National Indigenous Peoples Day 2022June 21st, 2022 Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day. A day to recognize the unique heritage, diverse cultures, & outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit, & Métis peoples in Canada. We reached out to team members Dr. Leah Seaman (KB Cultural Safety Physician Lead) & Christy Anderson (Aboriginal Health Liaison, KB Primary Care Network, COINS) to find out how they are honoring the day & share a few ideas for celebrating... Read more → |
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Emergency PreparednessMay, 2022 The best time to plan for a disaster is before it happens. Just in time for both wildfire and flooding season in the Kootenay Boundary region, we are launching an Emergency Preparedness toolkit for clinics... Read more → |
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KB Cultural SafetyApril, 2022 The provision of culturally safe care is one of eight attributes of the delivery of care through the Primary Care Network. Today marks the launch of *NEW* practitioner tools & resources to support and enhance our practice of Indigenous cultural safety and humility in Kootenay Boundary... Read more → |
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Gratitude Shout-Out To KB's #healthcareheroesFebruary 14th, 2022 The pandemic has taken a toll on all of us and it's been a really long road for health care workers. This Valentine's Day community members across the KB shared messages of gratitude and support for all our local health care workers, practitioners, and teams... Read more → |
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2021-2022 Patient Experience SurveyNovember 25th, 2021 Your Kootenay Boundary family practice clinics want to hear from you. Let us know what’s working & what can improve. Your feedback will be used to help strengthen care in clinics across our region. Find out more at take the short confidential survey... Click Here → |
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KB Patient Advisory Recruiting New MembersNovember 7th, 2021 The Kootenay Boundary Patient Advisory Committee & Community (PACC) is a group of passionate citizens working together to make a difference in health care in our region. The Committee brings patient voices on important issues to health care providers, leaders, and policymakers and has been providing input on health care in our region since 2018. The PACC is seeking new members. Participation is inclusive, respectful & open to all Kootenay Boundary residents. Read more → |
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2021 Annual ReportOctober 28th, 2021 KB Divison & Shared Care Annual Review 2020 – 2021. Learn more about our collective impact over the past year and explore our strategic directions. Read more → |
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The Power of Stories & CollaborationOctober, 2021 | KB Care Feature Dr. Rodica Janz believes in the power of stories. As a Kootenay Boundary physician with a passionate and dedicated focus on pain management, listening to and learning from her patients not only inspires her work - it’s a foundation of her practice. By understanding each patient’s experience as the first step, she then tailors her approach to each unique chronic pain story. Read more → |
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Walk With Your Doc, October 5th in Nelson!September 23rd, 2021 | Community Event Join your Nelson doctors and other practitioners in walking for health! Come with friends and/or the whole family to Lakeside Park for a walk along the lake before dinner. Tuesday, October 5th, 5:30-6:30pm Read more → |
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