A Pivotal Moment for Rural Healthcare: BC Rural Health Network Meets with Minister Osborne

February 3rd 2025 – Paul Adams – Executive Director – BC Rural Health Network

Shaping the Future of Rural Healthcare Access and Equity

Exciting News! The BC Rural Health Network recently met with Health Minister Josie Osborne to discuss the future of rural healthcare in British Columbia. Discover the key takeaways from this pivotal meeting and learn how it impacts our communities in the latest edition of our newsletter. Read the Full Newsletter

For more context, here’s a recent article about Minister Osborne’s first public speech as Health Minister:

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Additionally, you can watch Minister Osborne’s recent address on YouTube:

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A Pivotal Moment for Rural Healthcare: BC Rural Health Network Meets with Minister Osborne

Shaping the Future of Rural Healthcare Access and Equity

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