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Honourable Michael de Jong
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OPINION-EDITORIAL: Plan in advance for future health-care decisions
In today's busy world, people plan and prepare for almost anything and everything. Many of you are probably planning summer vacations, while others may be preparing to celebrate a big milestone such as a birthday, wedding or anniversary. But what about planning for your future health-care treatment decisions? read more
FACTSHEET: The facts on C. difficile
The facts of C. difficile: C. difficile is never gonig to be eradicated completely because the bacteria live in people's guts and normally don't cause illness. read more
FACTSHEET: Temporary Market Adjustment for Pharmacists
The temporary market adjustment is a wage increase above the established pay rate for pharmacists employed by health authorities and working in B.C. hospitals. read more
FACTSHEET: Community Health Workers in B.C.
Bargaining for a new collective agreement has begun between the Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) and the Community Bargaining Association (CBA), which represents community health workers. read more
FACTSHEET: Licensed Practical Nurses in B.C.
Bargaining for a new collective agreement has begun between the Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) and the Facilities Bargaining Association (FBA), which represents the majority of licensed practical nurses (LPN) working in acute and residential care facilities throughout B.C. read more
FACTSHEET: Anesthesiologists in B.C.
Facts on Anesthesiologists in B.C. read more
FACTSHEET: Care Aides in B.C.
Bargaining for a new collective agreement has begun between the Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) and the Facilities Bargaining Association (FBA), which represents Care Aides working in the acute and residential care facilities throughout the province. read more
FACTSHEET: Nurses in B.C.
Bargaining for a new collective agreement has begun between the Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) and the Nurses' Bargaining Association (NBA). These negotiations are taking place under the cooperative gains mandate where increases to wages, benefits or other improvements to collective agreements will be made if savings are found within existing budgets. read more
Medical Laboratory Technologists and Medical Radiography Technologists in B.C.
Bargaining for a new collective agreement between the Health Employers Association of BC (HEABC) and the Health Science Professionals Bargaining Association (HSPBA), has begun. HSPBA represents a number of health science (or paramedical) professions including medical laboratory technologist (MLT) and... read more
FACTSHEET: Support for low-income families and children
British Columbia's work to reduce poverty has provided low-income families with enhanced supports, read more
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Helping seniors, helping communities
Helping Seniors, Helping Communities read more
FACTSHEET: The facts on anaesthesiologists in B.C.
The facts on anaesthesiologists in B.C. read more
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