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LOG IN to the provincial Divisions of Family Practice website for access to UpToDate, which is provided free-of-charge as a member benefit to Richmond Division members
The Richmond Division of Family Practice has launched a new website to better serve family physicians, medical office assistants, partners, and patients. Designed with streamlined navigation and comprehensive resources, the site highlights the Division’s commitment to team-based, preventative care and strengthens connections across Richmond’s Primary Care Networks.
Launch of the New Richmond Division of Family Practice Website
The Richmond Division of Family Practice launched its new website today to strengthen communication for member Family Physicians, Medical Office Assistants, partners, and patients.
“The new website is the culmination of almost a year of dedicated effort,” says Richmond Division Executive Director Jennifer West. “We have connected with our membership and community stakeholders to ensure that we create a communication tool that is useful, adds value, and reflects the diverse services and supports offered by the Division.”
Since inception, the 35 Divisions of Family Practice throughout the province have operated under the umbrella website provided by the Family Practice Services Committee.
“Richmond was among the first communities selected to implement a Primary Care Network in B.C.,” says West. “During the last four years, we have outgrown our website and platform. Our new site, developed with leading edge technology, will better support the dynamic PCN team’s robust information needs.”
Enhancing Communication and Resources for Members and Patients
Visitors can expect streamlined navigation, a wealth of resources, and clarity around the organization’s scope and mission. The site also includes an education section for patients and providers to learn how Richmond’s Primary Care Networks are shifting the focus to preventative, team-based care.
“It’s a first and critical step,” she adds. “We now have more and better tools available to connect with people. The many stakeholders in our health care system have shared goals to promote health system evolution and better patient care for Richmond residents. The Richmond Division is proud to present our new website for our members and community.”
Richmond’s new website provides members and the community with easy access to educational resources, program information, and updates on local healthcare initiatives. By centralizing information and offering tools for both providers and patients, the site enhances communication, supports professional collaboration, and promotes better patient care throughout Richmond.
Explore the new Richmond Division of Family Practice website to discover its features—whether you are a current member, looking to start a healthcare career in Richmond, seeking more information on the PCN, or searching for a family doctor.
The Richmond MOA Network is transforming the professional landscape for Medical Office Assistants in Richmond. With over 170 members across 60 clinics, the Network provides skill-building, professional development, and community connections that enhance both MOA performance and patient care, while supporting family physicians throughout the region.
Richmond MOA Network Surpasses 170 Members in 2023
The Richmond Division of Family Practice’s MOA Network surpassed 170 members in 2023, solidifying its role to elevate the profession for local Medical Office Assistants.
Program Coordinator Ailin Chen, pivotal to Network strategy, event organization, and clinic outreach, has witnessed the growth first-hand. She and her colleagues have hosted 19 events for MOAs since the Network’s inception in 2020, and membership now includes 171 MOAs in 60 Richmond clinics.
“We recognized that a professional association for local MOAs was a critical missing piece,” says Chen. “It’s wonderful to see how the community has embraced the Network, and that it is providing so much value.”
Strengthening Skills, Collaboration, and Community Impact
The MOA Network is critical to enhancing the patient experience by boosting MOA skills, optimizing practices, and enabling quality improvement. These strategies, in turn, increase family physician capacity, which allows them to focus on patient care.
Richmond’s MOA Network team collaborates with other Divisions of Family Practice throughout the province to address industry issues, and updates members via the twice-monthly Richmond MOA Minute newsletter.
“I’m proud of the Richmond MOA Network,” says Executive Director Jennifer West. “This group is rapidly gaining a reputation in the province as a model for other communities.”
Events and collaborations with health care organizations such as LifeLabs, Brooke Radiology, and ImmunizeBC highlight the Network’s commitment to connect MOAs with essential services. Chen says the Network will continue to focus on skill building, partnerships, and raising awareness about the value of MOAs.
“We are developing strategies to have a broader impact on the community and to strengthen the industry’s reputation overall,” she says.
Coppersmith Medical Clinic Manager Jessy Flores appreciates how the MOA Network provides opportunities to engage with fellow MOAs, health care professionals, and support groups.
“These connections have exposed me to diverse perspectives and innovative ideas about issues that are prevalent in our field,” says Flores. She adds that the Network facilitates the group to identify solutions for common challenges in Richmond clinics.
Part of the Network’s success is because Chen and her colleagues try to make participation fun.
“There have been so many wonderful moments since I became part of the MOA Network, but the recent Holiday Social stands out as the most memorable,” says Flores. “This event offered an enjoyable atmosphere for MOAs and the RDFP team. We got to engage in social interaction through games and activities, delicious food, and a warm cup of hot chocolate.”
Since its inception in 2020, the Richmond MOA Network has hosted 19 events, fostered collaboration with healthcare partners, and provided resources through local and provincial organizations. By strengthening MOA skills, promoting camaraderie, and offering professional support, the Network improves clinic efficiency, boosts physician capacity, and contributes to better patient experiences in Richmond.
Discover the benefits of the Richmond MOA Network ,whether you are a current member, a Medical Office Assistant looking to join, a healthcare professional seeking collaboration, or a family physician interested in supporting your team.
