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Positions and Statements

Grounded in member experience. Driven by collective advocacy.

Our advocacy work begins with our members - the family physicians creating ripples of impact in their communities every day. These positions and statements aim to capture their experiences, insights, and priorities, to shape how we speak up for family medicine in British Columbia.

Prioritizing Family Medicine: Response to the CARGA 1 Report

We welcome the release of the Strengthening Primary Care in BC (CARGA Primary Care Report) and the government’s commitment to improving access, equity, and quality of care for everyone in our province.

In September, after a detailed review of the report, we shared several key observations and questions with the Ministry of Health.

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Related Resources

BCCFP’s Response to the CARGA 1 Report

Published: Oct 17, 2025

In September, after a detailed review of the CARGA report, we shared several key observations and questions with the Ministry of Health.

5-15min
document

Reducing Administrative Burden for Family Physicians

Published: Oct 28, 2025

One-pager of our ask to take immediate action to remove unnecessary paperwork from family physicians' workload.

5-15min
document

Addressing the Shortage of Vital Rural Family Physicians

Published: Oct 28, 2025

Brief one-pager with BCCFP's ask to expand incentives and initiatives for rural-based family physicians to improve essential health care access for rural, remote and underserved communities.

5-15min
document

Investing in Family Physician-Led Team-Based Care

Published: Oct 28, 2025

Our ask is to invest in family physician-led teams that provide high-quality, patient-centered care,working with allied health professionals to meet community needs.

5-15min
document