MaBAL (Maternity and Babies Advice Line) is your Instant Access maternity and newborn support pathway. It is one of three 24/7 Real-Time Virtual Support (RTVS) pathways for healthcare providers for healthcare collaboration in rural and remote communities in BC.
The Thriving Project aims for rural health care practitioners to learn how to cultivate and strengthen your compassion to thrive, both personally and professionally.
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RCCbc and RDN are excited to join Ubuntu 2024, a joint conference by TUFH and Rural WONCA in Cape Town, South Africa, from September 10-13, 2024. We look forward to sharing insights and connecting with global health leaders to advance community-oriented solutions.
Rekindling ties can bring benefits to our lives. So why not take time to rekindle your rural health connections or—even better—make new ones at the 2022 BC Rural Health Conference (RHC 2022) this spring? Join the Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) on May 13–15, 2022, for this unique and dynamic rural medicine conference.
RCCbc is excited to participate in Ubuntu 2024, a joint conference with The Network: Towards Unity for Health (TUFH) and Rural WONCA, taking place from September 10-13, 2024, in Cape Town, South Africa. This event will gather healthcare professionals globally to address critical issues in global and rural health, with a focus on health equity, resource scarcity, and collaborative solutions.
The 2024 Rural Health Conference in Whistler, BC, united healthcare professionals, residents, and students on the territories of the Sḵwx̲wú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl peoples. Highlighting innovation and learning in rural healthcare, the event featured diverse CME activities, networking opportunities, and honoured contributions of receipients the BC Rural Health Awards.
The Global Strategic Partnership with The Network: TUFH builds on RCCbc’s shared success as co-hosts of the TUFH 2022 conference and ensures enduring collaboration between both networks.
Rural Coordination Centre of BC honours City of Dawson Creek, Dr. Robin Routledge and Dr. Svetlana Hadikin.
RCCbc presents the BC Rural Health Awards each spring to recognize and honour rural doctors and communities for their inspiring contributions to improving the health of rural British Columbians.
Improving the health of rural people & communities across British Columbia
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