Corporatization of Primary Care
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Impacts on the governance, regulation and structures of healthcare delivery
Read more »Impacts on the governance, regulation and structures of healthcare delivery
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Read more »New FPSC grant supports doctors to form group family practices.
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Read more »Early in the pandemic, temporary coverage for patients without MSP was established for COVID-19 related services. In response to the continued COVID-19 pandemic, the temporary coverage for services related to COVID-19 has now been extended until October 31, 2021. Individuals present in BC who would otherwise not be eligible for coverage under MSP are temporarily …
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Read more »People who are pregnant have been prioritized for COVID-19 vaccination and can now book an appointment.
Read more »Physicians need to register on the provincial immunization website to book your second dose.
Read more »A new fee to support your vaccination discussions
Read more »BC Family Doctors and BCCFP launch a campaign to celebrate Family Doctors as Specialists.
Read more »COVID-19 Income Replacement Benefits for Doctors and MOAs.
Read more »Your membership benefits and website access end April 30, 2021. We need you with us – join the movement for change!
Read more »Learn about the changes in the new Doctors of BC and WorkSafeBC agreement.
Read more »Changes to the Rural Retention Program are effective April 1.
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