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Get ready – registration for BC Rural Health Conference, Rural Locum Forum opens in February

RCCbc’s annual BC Rural Health Conference is returning to Nanaimo from May 24-26. Registration for this conference will open in February – early sign up is strongly recommended to secure a seat for an add-on course and/or a workshop with limited seating. The opening date for registration will be announced … Continue reading →

Posted on January 31, 2019 by SharonM

Physicians: save $50 off BC Rural Health Conference registration until April 6

Rural physicians thinking of attending the BC Rural Health Conference in Nanaimo on May 11-13 will save $50 off the full fee if they register by Friday, April 6! Other health professionals will also find the BC Rural Health Conference informative and useful in their day-to-day work as interprofessional team … Continue reading →

Posted on March 28, 2018 by SharonM
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In this episode, Dr. Batchelor and Dr. Kermode discuss whether, in light of advances in optics, the Seattle Protocol still remains supreme. Listen to the latest episode here.

Real-Time Virtual Support (RTVS) pathways offer physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses in rural, remote and First Nations communities direct access to friendly clinical specialists by Zoom or phone. Visit our website to learn how you can get started with RTVS today!

Read our 2021-22 Annual Report! This year, the report focuses on the theme of ‘resilience’ and highlights the achievements and impact of our network’s numerous programs and projects.

Visit RCCbc’s Rural Health Innovations website to find hundreds of grassroot models, programs, initiatives, and work-arounds that British Columbia communities have created to improve citizens’ health. Visit the website now!

Specialist, Sub-specialty, Indigenous and Funding for Innovation (SPIFI) provides groups of rural physicians up to $10,000/year to facilitate the development of innovative education opportunities not easily supported by Rural CME Community Project funds. Apply now!

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