101 reasons why Chetwynd needs an operating room
A community health survey compiled by the District of Chetwynd Hospital Action Committee gathers resident stories urging the reopening of the local operating room to improve doctor retention and reduce long trips to Fort St. John for serious care. Letters from residents describe personal experiences and hopes for better in-town medical services.
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Chetwynd
District
Chetwynd Hospital
Fort St. John Hospital
Readers invited to submit comments to Chetwynd Echo
Residents of Chetwynd are urged to share opinions about this week's edition. Comments can be dropped at Echo office Suite 215 5021 49th Ave or mailed to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 1JO for consideration.
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Chetwynd Echo
Echo
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Chetwynd
B.C
South Peace Health Council appoints new members
The South Peace Health Council announced on December 30 its new and reappointed members. Dawson Creek residents George Caisley and Isabelle Friesen join the council, along with reappointed Tim Caton Terry Sankey and Eleanor Wilfur. New selection rules aim to ensure skilled, continuous health care leadership.
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South Peace Health Council
B.C
Penny Priddy
Priddy
Ministry of Health
Chetwynd
Tim Caton
Terry Sankey
Eleanor Wilfur
George Caisley
Isabelle Friesen
Dawson Creek
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