Kootenay Boundary Division/Community Health Centres

Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice has been facilitating an engagement process to explore the potential for a network of community health centre (CHC) clinics in their area, and to learn from those directly involved in community health centers as practitioners, managers or advocates.

If you’d like to learn more about what the Community Health Centre (CHC) model could look like for that region, check out the following July 2020 webinar series:

Webinar #1
Topic >> Transition: the evolution from private practice to community health centre – key issues to explore for Doctors, Communities & Patients

Webinar #2
Topic >> Community Centred Care: How multiple co-located services & teams can best meet patient needs

Webinar #3 (1:13:01)
Topic >> Exploring Business & Governance Models

Please contact Leah (kbscadmin@divisionsbc.ca) if you have any questions.

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