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New Health Clinic Opens at University of British Columbia

The University of British Columbia has launched a new team-based health clinic aimed at offering primary care services. The clinic has the capacity to serve up to 4,450 patients. Additionally, it will provide practical training opportunities for health-care students.

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The University of British Columbia (UBC) has opened a new team-based health clinic that aims to enhance access to primary care for local residents. The facility is designed to accommodate up to 4,450 patients, emphasizing collaborative care delivered by a team of health professionals. This initiative not only addresses healthcare needs in the community but also serves as a training ground for UBC health-care students, allowing them to gain practical experience in a real-world environment. The clinic represents UBC's commitment to integrated health care, focusing on patient-centred services while fostering the development of future healthcare providers.

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