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BC physicians: play a role in developing new compensation models

  Submitted by Doctors of BC The new Physician Master Agreement provides for the creation of an ad hoc joint committee of Doctors of BC and government members to help develop alternate compensation models for primary care. Doctors of BC has issued a call for physicians to apply for positions … Continue reading →

Posted on May 2, 2019 by SharonM

Communities play key role in physician recruitment, retention – Fort St. James case study

Fort St. James is a northern BC community located on the edge of Stuart Lake In the late months of 2011, Fort St. James faced a physician supply crisis. Three physicians left the northern BC community of 5,000, leaving only one full-time physician to provide local primary care and hospital … Continue reading →

Posted on July 19, 2013 by AmirRCCbcDev2 · Leave a comment
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Our RCME Community Program launched their Winter newsletter. This quarterly communication aims to highlight key initiatives and community developments within the new RCME Community Program.

In this episode, Dr. Batchelor and Dr. Kermode discuss the eternal question—whether to leave a hemorrhoidectomy open, or to close it. 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 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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