Nawh whu’nus’en - We see in two worlds: Trauma sensitive practices for collectively healing in relationship Level 2 (May 26 -Jun 9)
May 26, Jun 2, Jun 9 (Tue) | Virtual Workshop | 6.75 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1
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Feb 11, 2026: My Kid Walks Funny: When to worry, when to reassure, when to phone a friend? by Dr. Lise Leveille
Feb. 11, 2026 By Dr. Lise Leveille
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February 12, 2026 - Rural Rounds: Conversations with Families About End-Of-Life in Late Frailty and Dementia
SESSION INFORMATION Speaker: Dr. Trevor Janz Moderator: Dr. Gordon Horner Please note: This webinar is intended only for health care professionals. Resources: Feb 12, 2026 Rural Rounds Slides
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Nov. 21, 2025: Rural Anatomy Broadcasting (RAB) Episode 1: Chest Tube — Dr. Rebecca Janssen (Chief of Staff, St. John Hospital, Vanderhoof, BC)
Nov. 21, 2025: Rural Anatomy Broadcasting (RAB) Episode 1: Chest Tube — Dr. Rebecca Janssen (Chief of Staff, St. John Hospital, Vanderhoof, BC) RAB Episode 1 features a rural chest tube case presented by Dr. Rebecca Janssen, followed by a live anatomical broadcast from the UBC Gross Anatomy Lab. The session bridges real-world rural clinical experience with detailed thoracic anatomy to support applied procedural learning. The Clinical Anatomy Broadcasts for Rural Education toolkit, its recordings and resources, have been prepared exclusively by the CLINICAL ANATOMY BROADCASTS FOR RURAL
Perinatal Mental Health and Substance Use: Clinical Insights from Pregnancy Through the Newborn Period
March 30, 2026 | 6:30-8:00pm PT | Webinar | Free | 1.5 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1
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BC Virtual Health Grand Rounds: Braiding Rural Care, Data, and AI: Strengthening Health Systems Through Relationship‑Based Innovation
This session will bring together RCCbc, PHSA, and RTVS to explore how rural clinical expertise, data science, and emerging AI tools can come together to strengthen health systems through relationship‑based innovation. Join Joan Assali, Dr. Kendal Ho, Dr. Anthon Meyer, and Dr. Nico Preston, who will share real‑world examples of rural clinical challenges, the evolution of virtual care, and data‑driven insights that support equitable care in First Nations and rural communities across British Columbia.
We will highlight the roles of Artificial Intelligence and Technology-Enhanced Care Collaboration
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