enews-allied-health-summer-2022.pdf
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Who Makes Up the Allied Health Workforce in B.C.? The way health care in B.C. is organized and delivered is shifting to help make sure you and your family experience seamless care closer to home. This is being done through primary care networks (PCNs), which are being created in communities throughout the province and will coordinate the care needs of the community. As part of PCNs, communities are recruiting more health-care providers and making it easier for them to work together in teams. Through this team-based care approach, you may see many different health-care providers who…
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