How is primary care access in your community?
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Most of us want to have a relationship with a family doctor who knows our health history and can be relied upon to do follow up care. But 20% of British Columbians do not have access to primary health care providers. They are forced to rely on disjointed care from corporate-virtual care providers and other walk-in clinics.
Would you take a quick, 3-minute survey to help us learn how people in various communities across the province are coping with the lack of primary care access?
Take the surveyFor years, the BC Health Coalition has been advocating for primary health care reforms because we know that primary health can be the difference between life or death, or between a functional and dysfunctional public health care system.
As we prepare for a provincial election this fall, we’re developing a people’s health care platform to promote proven healthcare solutions that can effectively increase access to healthcare for everyone in BC.
Your feedback will help us better... understand how people are responding to a lack of primary health care and decide where to focus our advocacy.
Will you take our survey today and share your story with us?
Responses will be anonymous and will not be associated with your name and email.
If the links above do not work, copy and paste this link into your browser: https://form.123formbuilder.com/6719104/primarycare
In solidarity,
Audrey Guay
(she/her)
Lead Organizer, BC
Health Coalition
https://www.bchealthcoalition.ca/
British Columbia Health Coalition · 3102 Main St, 302,
Vancouver, Unceded Coast Salish Territories, BC V5T 3G7, Canada
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