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Stories of Most Significant Change: Patient, physician, and allied health perspectives on the patient medical home

GPSC's Patient Experience Tool helps physicians engage with patients

Billing education webinar: Fees that support working in teams

Multi-division partnership means optimal care for mental health and substance use patients in Northern Gulf Island rural communities

RNs in practice: Supporting vulnerable patients in Fraser Northwest

FNW clinical counselling initiative: Reducing physician burnout and improving access to care

HDC Data Tools Webinar. October 23

PCN Implementation guide now available

Webinar series: Learn more about billing GPSC fees

Improving access and meeting patient needs: PMH success in Prince George

Webinar series: data tools that support practices and communities

Technology meets teamwork: Panel management in Langley

Public Pathways: A new option for sharing community health resources and information

Kootenay Boundary Wellness Project supports good mental health for doctors

Team-based care: The best thing about practising on Gabriola Island

Campbell River & District

Multi-division partnership means optimal care for mental health and substance use patients in Northern Gulf Island rural communities

Comox Valley

Multi-division partnership means optimal care for mental health and substance use patients in Northern Gulf Island rural communities

Fraser Northwest

RNs in practice: Supporting vulnerable patients in Fraser Northwest
FNW clinical counselling initiative: Reducing physician burnout and improving access to care

Kootenay Boundary

Kootenay Boundary Wellness Project supports good mental health for doctors

Langley

Technology meets teamwork: Panel management in Langley

Prince George

Improving access and meeting patient needs: PMH success in Prince George

Ridge Meadows

Public Pathways: A new option for sharing community health resources and information

Rural and Remote

Multi-division partnership means optimal care for mental health and substance use patients in Northern Gulf Island rural communities
Team-based care: The best thing about practising on Gabriola Island

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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.