Experts in intimate partner violence and forensic care are urging British Columbia to expand and fund forensic nursing services more evenly across the province. One researcher says many survivors face gaps in access to forensic nurses in most regions, indicating that services are not consistently available where they are needed most. The calls emphasize that forensic nursing supports victims by helping with timely medical and forensic evidence collection, which can be critical for survivors of violence. The experts argue that uneven coverage leaves some communities without adequate support compared with others. The proposals focus on increasing funding and ensuring services are applied consistently rather than limited to specific areas. Together, the reports describe a continuing shortfall in availability and a need for broader provincial planning to reduce regional disparities. No specific changes, timelines, or funding amounts are detailed in the provided information, but the overall message is that current access is insufficient for many survivors across British Columbia.