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Doctors and health care professionals such as nurses, mental health therapists, social workers and dietitians work collaboratively to provide integrated care for all your primary health care needs. By improving Albertans’ access to a health or medical home, PCNs are building a healthier future for all Albertans.
Introducing Primary Care Networks (PCN) To realize our vision, we are implementing Primary Care Networks (PCN) across British Columbia. These networks simplify the healthcare system, focusing on team-based primary care services and enhancing capacity and patient access.
Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are created through an agreement between physicians and Alberta Health Services. PCNs follow a team-based health care model. Doctors and health care professionals work collaboratively to provide integrated care for all your primary health care needs.
A primary care network (PCN) is a group of doctors and other health professionals — such as nurses, dietitians and pharmacists — who work together as a team to provide you with quality, connected health care through a variety of services.
4 days ago · Opinion: Canadians need primary care teams to solve healthcare crisis. We need a primary care system designed to be coordinated, comprehensive and accessible. And we need a primary care health workforce committed to collaboration to make this happen. by Dr. Ivy Oandasan and Dr. Ivy Bourgeault. Jul 25 2024.
What is a Primary Care Network? Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are groups of family doctors by a geographical area. There are 40 PCNs in Alberta, 7 in the Calgary Zone. PCNs have allowed for doctors to have team-based care to support patients.
Across BC, divisions of family practice, the five regional health authorities, the First Nations Health Authority, First Nations, and community partners are working to establish primary care networks (PCNs). Read about the refreshed primary care network (PCN) approach, announced August 22, 2023.
