Resources for managing respiratory and other illnesses in children
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2022 PMA ratified by physicians
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BC Family Doctors is pleased to announce the details of a new payment model for family doctors.
Media roll up of the new funding model for longitudinal family doctors in the province.
Family doctors are now able to order LBC Pap test supplies online.
Look out for for a retroactive payment for maternity fees paid at the old rate on your upcoming remittance statement.
Optimize your in-office billing by using these five tips.
How to bill for respiratory immunizations for adults and children.
Share your feedback on a draft policy statement on gender equity in medicine in BC.
Join a national research survey on primary care solutions.
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Hold on to Hope
It is hope that will carry us through hard work and turbulent times to create meaningful change.
Family doctors and patient advocates continue to speak up about the family medicine crisis in BC.
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BC Emergency Medicine Network
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Visits held by Teleplan
Teleplan error for visit fees on the August 31 remittance statement has now been corrected.
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A doctor’s dilemma
It can be overwhelming—the conflict between spending time with patients and being able to pay your staff; the conflict between filling out reams of forms and soothing your toddler who has woken with a fever. I have been fully qualified and working independently for just under five years, but already these conflicts have sometimes felt like too much. Still, like most of us, I care so much about my patients that it is hard to leave, and I hope, perhaps naively, that the value of family medicine will be recognized before we’ve been bled completely dry. So, for now, I stay.