Mission Division of Family Practice

Primary Care Network (PCN)

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What are Primary Care Networks?

Primary Care is often the first step in accessing healthcare, with family doctors or nurse practitioners providing ongoing support for your health and well-being.

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are being created across the province to make healthcare more accessible and team-based. In a PCN, healthcare providers in a local area, such as family doctors, nurses, and other health professionals, work together to care for patients. These networks are built on the foundation of Patient Medical Homes—clinics designed to offer long-term, comprehensive care to meet patients' needs.

 

PCNs are guided by 10 core attributes

  1. Longitudinal Care
  2. Coordinated Care
  3. Timely Access 
  4. Extended Hours
  5. Comprehensive Care
  6. Team-Based Care
  7. Population Health Promotion
  8. Digital Enablement
  9. Culturally Safe Care
  10. Equitable Access

You can read more about PCNs on the Family Practice Services Committee site here

 

Clinical Opportunities in the Mission PCN

Are you are a Family Physician or Nurse Practitioner who may be interested in joining the PCN?

 

Learn more about opportunities in the Mission PCN ➜

 

Questions? Contact Erin Carey (PCN Manager) to discuss opportunities in Mission: ecarey@missiondivision.ca

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Email the Mission Division of Family Practice info@missiondivision.ca

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Practice in Mission

Interested in Relocating to Mission? If you are a Family Physician or a Nurse Practitioner, contact Smita Akale to discuss opportunities in Mission: sakale@missiondivision.ca

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The clinicians and staff of the Mission Division of Family Practice acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded, traditional, and ancestral territories of the Stó:lō People, particularly the Sq’ewlets,  Leq'á:mel, Semá:th, Máthexwi, and Qwó:ltl'el First Nations.

 

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Local Aboriginal artist and carver Peter Gong, created this symbol to represent the healing hands of family physicians around Mission. 

 

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The Divisions of Family Practice acknowledge that we work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many different Indigenous Nations throughout British Columbia.

Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous communities is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to support the provision of culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people in BC.