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  • Nurse in Practice Program Kick-Off

    Join the kick-off session for the Nurse in Practice program on October 9 to learn about successful integration of RNs or LPNs into your primary care team, network with fellow participants, and discover available support resources. Primary care practices approved by the Ministry of Health for the Nurse in Practice program can still register for the session. Read More

  • Team-Based Care Event featuring Dr. James Makokis

    Save the Date for the Team-Based Care Event on October 16, 2024, featuring Dr. James Makokis. This event will focus on Cultural Safety and Humility, with more details and registration info to follow in upcoming newsletters. Read More

  • Event in Honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

    The Rutland Community Clinic is hosting an open house on Monday, September 23, from 3-5 p.m. in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Join them for clinic tours, treats, and a discussion on the healthcare-related Calls to Action. Read More

  • Central Okanagan Division of Family Practice 2023-2024 Annual Report

    Our 2023-2024 Annual Report is now available for viewing! This year's report highlights our continued growth and success in supporting our members and improving healthcare in the community. Read More

  • New Alcohol Use Disorder Care Pathway: GPAC / BC Guidelines

    A newly enhanced Alcohol Use Disorder Care Pathway, developed through a collaboration between Pathways and BC Guidelines, streamlines access to services and resources, empowering doctors to deliver effective, evidence-based support for patients with alcohol use disorder. Read More

  • Division Member Survey Results

    Thank you to all members who participated in our recent survey , providing valuable feedback to guide our Division's future direction. Based on your insights, we have already introduced more informal networking opportunities, virtual CME sessions, and a mix of payment options for education participation, with further improvements on the way. Read More

  • Update on Palliative Care in the Central Okanagan

    The COK Palliative Physicians have secured funding to care for unattached palliative patients at COK Hospice and will serve as the Most Responsible Physician while offering pain and symptom management consultations for colleagues' patients. Read More

  • Member AGM: Navigating AI Risks and Benefits in Family Practice

    Join us on September 24, 2024, at Hotel Eldorado for the Central Okanagan Division AGM, where we’ll review the past year’s updates and board changes. Following the meeting, Dr. Angel Arnaout will lead a discussion on integrating Artificial Intelligence in family practice, covering its risks, benefits, and future potential. Read More

  • Team-Based Care Event featuring Dr. James Makokis

    Save the Date for the Team-Based Care Event on October 16, 2024, featuring Dr. James Makokis. This event will focus on Cultural Safety and Humility, with more details and registration info to follow in upcoming newsletters. Read More

  • Long-term care after hours call group registration NOW OPEN!

    Join our Long-Term Care (LTC) After-Hours Call Group and contribute to meaningful patient care while supporting your work/life balance. This group will provide after-hours coverage for the 1,640 LTC beds in the Central Okanagan, with the option for MRPs to opt-out. Participation is voluntary. Read More

  • Introducing Canadian MAiD Curriculum (CMC) Virtual Sessions

    The Canadian MAiD Curriculum is launching virtual learning sessions, offering a nationally accredited program for MAiD practice. Physicians and NP can access sessions with expert facilitators, and receive accredited certificates upon completion free for the first 12 months of enrollment until March 2026. Read More

  • Regional Civility Tour with Dr. Chris Turner

    Join us for the Regional Civility Tour with Dr. Chris Turner on November 16, 2024, in Kelowna, as we address burnout, bullying, and harassment to foster a more respectful and supportive healthcare environment. Read More

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