We know complex problems can’t be solved by one group alone – improving the lives of people in pain requires collective action. In 2020, Pain BC collaborated with people in pain and their families, health care providers, other non-profit organizations, government, researchers, and many others to work toward our shared goals of improving the systems people in pain rely on to stay well.
British Columbia
- Coordinated three active Working Groups focused on improving health systems
- 88 Working Group members
- Participated in the Shared Care Committee’s Chronic Pain Spread Network
- Collaborated with 14 Divisions of Family Practice
Canada
- Engaged in Health Canada’s Canadian Pain Task Force
- Pain BC’s Executive Director led Task Force as co-chair
- Empowered other organizations to raise awareness and combat stigma by providing backbone communications support
We know complex problems can’t be solved by one group alone – improving the lives of people in pain requires collective action. In 2020, Pain BC collaborated with people in pain and their families, health care providers, other non-profit organizations, government, researchers, and many others to work toward our shared goals of improving the systems people in pain rely on to stay well.
British Columbia
- Coordinated three active Working Groups focused on improving health systems
- 88 Working Group members
- Participated in the Shared Care Committee’s Chronic Pain Spread Network
- Collaborated with 14 Divisions of Family Practice
Canada
- Engaged in Health Canada’s Canadian Pain Task Force
- Pain BC’s Executive Director led Task Force as co-chair
- Empowered other organizations to raise awareness and combat stigma by providing backbone communications support