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RTVS in the Media

The trailblazing work of Real-Time Virtual Support (RTVS) has been captured in media stories and in academic journals.

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Our Stories

Virtual doctors and learners team up to support rural communities

Virtual physicians help keep Dawson Creek’s Emergency Room open

Rural critical care pathway lead joins RTVS family

RTVS given surge line boost

RTVS brings much-needed support during pandemic

Real-Time Virtual Support program featured at national conference

Peace of mind for healthcare workers helping children

MaBAL team helps rural nurses get comfortable with maternity skills

Better connected: How low-orbit satellite internet can pave way for health equity

Bear Horne creates new Real-Time Virtual Support logo

Trauma case highlights critical role of Real-Time Virtual Support

RTVS named 2023 BC Quality Award winner

The Edge of Care film premieres

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Rebecca Connop Price

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Getting Started with RTVS

All that rural healthcare providers need to connect with Real-Time Virtual Support providers is a Zoom account or a telephone line—and a bit of know-how.

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RTVS for Patients

Several RTVS pathways are patient-facing. These virtual services mean patients in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities who may not have a family doctor may not need to visit an ER or nursing station when they are sick, lessening the patient wait times at these sites.

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