… Following a similar paradigm as previously described by Bellan and Buske, 1 we obtained
the current number of licensed ophthalmologists from the Canadian Medical Association (…

Analyses of population-based services and surveys in Canada from the early 1990s and early
2000s indicate that younger and middle-aged family physicians carried smaller workloads …

Results from the CMA's 1998 Physician Resource Questionnaire are in, and they point to a
serious decline in physician morale. The PRQ, the country's most important poll of physician …

Background: Ophthalmology residency positions have increased in recent years. This study
looks at whether the expansion is enough to avoid shortages in the future. Methods: The …

Méthodes: Les chercheurs ont utilisé le fichier principal par code postal de l’Association
médicale canadienne pour déterminer la répartition, en médecine rurale, des diplômés de …

BACKGROUND: "The Class of 1989" is a study of 1722 people who were awarded an MD
degree by a Canadian university in 1989. This paper reports on migration, specialty choices …

The April 1998 issue of the Annals of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
reports on a model that was developed to project the national supply of active physicians …

The authors set out to review Canadian medical workforce policies for 1993 to 2003 and
assess if data existed in the 1990s that could have reversed the policy decision to curtail the …

Medical Colleges, estimates that Canada produced 1582 medical graduates in 1997. Although
females have accounted for more than 50% of first-year medical school enrolment in 3 of …

The 1995 mortality rates for heart disease per 100 000 population are lower for females
than males among all age groups, but the gap narrows as women age. Although the rate for …