Explore information from the provincial Divisions team about the operation of the initiative or what local divisions are working on.
The April meeting summary is now available on the FPSC website along with past meeting summaries.
Explore information from the provincial Divisions team about the operation of the initiative or what local divisions are working on.
The April meeting summary is now available on the FPSC website along with past meeting summaries.
The provincial Divisions of Family Practice communications team has updated the MS Word and PowerPoint templates with the FPSC version of the Divisions of Family Practice logos. The templates are available for all 35 divisions and the 13 Rural and Remote Division chapters.
Dr Kim Costley is passionate about women’s health. “It’s something that every woman needs help with at some point in her life,” the Surrey-North Delta Division doctor says.
The PCN Governance Transition Working Group (TWG) is meeting regularly and actively developing recommendations to support the refresh.
GPSC has a new name following ratification of the 2022 Physician Master Agreement (PMA) on December 6, 2022. The General Practice Services Committee is now the Family Practice Services Committee, or FPSC.
Doctors of BC and the Ministry of Health are currently working on a new payment model for longitudinal primary care. As this model expands, we anticipate this will significantly impact the approach to the provision of in-hospital care by community longitudinal family physicians.
The Facility and Community Engagement team is seeking relevant existing tools and resources developed by divisions to be considered for inclusion in the Engagement Toolkit.
Coming soon: Details on how PCN communities will be able to apply for new GPSC funding for physician engagement to make maternity and newborn care part of their planning discussions.
Recruiting coaches at Doctors of BC for the GPSC Practice Support Program (PSP) is now underway with positions slated to be filled by early fall 2022.
Surgical patients at the University Hospital of Northern BC (UHNBC) are experiencing improved health even before their elective procedures because of proactive care from a team of doctors and health providers co-led by a urologist and a family physician.
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.