Evelyn Clark, the Executive Director of the Central Island Division of Family Practice, and Dr. Mark Morris, a family physician and board member. (Peter McCully photo)

Evelyn Clark, the Executive Director of the Central Island Division of Family Practice, and Dr. Mark Morris, a family physician and board member. (Peter McCully photo)

Podcast: Physicians discuss access to healthcare in central Vancouver Island

Host Peter McCully chats with executive director of the Central Island Division of Family Practice

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For our latest installment, Peter McCully chats with Evelyn Clark, the Executive Director of the Central Island Division of Family Practice and Dr. Mark Morris, a family physician and board member.

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