All the resources doctors might currently need.
Pacific Northwest FETCH Fetch (For Everything That’s Community Health) is an online resource that helps patients and health care providers find information on social and health resources within their own community, including counseling, crisis intervention, employment assistance, and agencies that provide support for various medical conditions. The Pacific Northwest FETCH site was created after local …
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice now provides the REMOTE e-Patient Connection to help connect Health Care Providers and Patients for virtual visits.
An opportunity for people who live in the Pacific Northwest of BC who struggle with persistent pain to meet regularly and build a community of support while learning about pain, pain management and coping strategies.
Mind Space Virtual and In-Person Self-Management Groups – (formerly known as CBT Skills Groups Society) Mind Space is a BC non-profit organization offering MSP-funded mental health programs that help individuals develop skills to manage stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, executive functioning challenges (such as ADHD), and parenting difficulties. Various Mind Space groups for patients with anxiety, depression, …
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice Locum Network actively bridges the gap between locum physicians and community clinics through coordinated matching, funding support, and flexible placements across rural and remote communities in our geographic area. Whether you’re a Primary Care clinic needing coverage or a physician seeking regional locum work, the PNW Locum Network …
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice offers Creative Services through its in-house team, providing free local graphic design and video production support to Physician and Nurse Practitioner members and healthcare teams.
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice provides grant writing support to help develop and strengthen local health care initiatives.
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice’s Health Data Coalition (HDC) Lead Facilitator is available to help you utilize the HDC Discover app to reflect on your panel, identify opportunities for quality improvement, and track changes over time.
Through an initiative called CAPES (Cutting Administrative Processes with Efficient Solutions), the Division is working to minimize the time and effort physicians spend on non-clinical tasks—such as paperwork, billing, and navigating complex healthcare systems.
The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice can provide various areas of support to its members, ranging from assistance with finding childcare to community connection and wellness supports.