Newsflash March 28, 2024

This edition includes a call for summer socials physician hosts, an invitation to a blanket exercise building Indigenous cultural competence, and more. Read it here
Divisions Dispatch March 19, 2024
The FPSC’s latest Divisions Dispatch includes the PAS (Provincial Attachment System) and LFP Payment Model newsletters, updates on a new pathway for children/youth with eating disorders, a new Insomnia Group by the Physician Health Program, a free counselling program by Gambling BC, and more that will not be duplicated in the Newsflash. Read it here
New Saturday Summer Socials looking for physician hosts
The Wellness Committee is exploring small group socials for every other Saturday from May to August. We’re seeking members to host drop-in activities – paddleboarding, cycling, cold water swims, whatever you enjoy! You’ll be responsible for hosting one activity of your choice and we’ll take care of the logistics. All you have to do is […]
Results from our board socials poll
Thank you to all who took part in our survey! Clearly, board socials (Beer Banter, Coffee Talk) are popular. But more could be done to accommodate your time/location preferences and bust some myths. Here are the details: You’re loving the board socials Of 63 participants, 96% agree the board socials fulfill their purpose. They’re all […]
Keep the Cheers going!
Want to say bravo for a job well done, or thank a peer who made your day? Post your Cheers for Peers here to let them know and keep the cheers going.
ICYMI: Victoria PCN Steering Committee Chair confirmed
Following a rigorous selection process, the Victoria Division of Family Practice Board is happy to appoint Dr. Anna Mason as the new Victoria Primary Care Network (VPCN) Steering Committee Chair. The new role of Chair extends beyond the typical role of simply facilitating VPCN Steering Committee meetings. Dr. Mason will act as a “convener” to […]
ICYMI: Looking for family medicine preceptors
Are you interested in teaching family medicine residents? The UBC Department of Family Practice Residency Program is looking for preceptors. View the FAQs on what it means to become a preceptor.
ICYMI: Help get more Doctors licensed in BC
Assess an internationally trained family physician in your clinic for 12 weeks. Get paid and earn CPD credits. View the info poster and postcard to learn more.
ICYMI: Perinatal care resources for family physicians
During our maternity care provider shortage, keeping first-trimester care knowledge up to date is essential for all who are responsible for providing it (longitudinal and WIC FPs). Check out these resources: First-Trimester Care algorithm for longitudinal and WIC FPs: Use the early pregnancy algorithm for guidance from dating to tests, screening, and billing. Also available on Pathways. Funded […]