UBC researchers want your input in reviewing rural healthcare
By Castlegar Source
What is the Rural Evidence Review project?
The goal of the Rural Evidence Review project is to work with rural citizens and communities to provide high quality, useful evidence for rural health care planning in British Columbia.
Who are we?
We are a team of researchers from the Centre for Rural Health Research in the Department of Family Practice at the University of British Columbia. Dr. Jude Kornelsen is the project’s Principal Investigator.
How can you be involved?
We need your help to identify the rural health service issues that matter the most to rural communities in British Columbia.
Share Your Priorities.
(1) Take our Survey. Please answer a few questions at the following link to share your health care priorities with the RER Team: bit.ly/ruralevidencereview
(2) Research Interview. You are invited to participate in a confidential interview with our team about your health care priorities. If you are interested, please contact the Project Coordinator at the email listed below.
(3) Contact Us. Please contact the Project Coordinator at any time to discuss the issues that matter the most to you and your community.
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