A GP for Me

A GP for Me was an initiative of Doctors of BC and the Ministry of Health which aimed to strengthen the continuous family physician-patient relationship and better support the needs of vulnerable patients.   

In Oceanside, the project started a groundswell of community-driven support for the the recruitment and retention of physicians, and helped to form community groups that are still working today to improve healthcare in our region through partnerships between health providers, the Division of Family Practice, politicians, community leaders, businesses, and citizens.

Click below to watch a brief video on the A GP for Me work being done by the Oceanside Division of Family Practice:


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Kootenay Boundary introduces new tools for chronic pain patients and healthcare providers

Trail Times: Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice announced that it has launched a new set of tools to support patients living with chronic pain. Patients and their healthcare providers can now easily access information on referrals, services, education, self-management support, and more. These have been developed as part of the Kootenay Boundary Shared Care Chronic Pain Project, with the input and guidance of local physicians, allied health care practitioners, and patient partners living with chronic pain.

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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.