Expressing the concern during the 27th annual meeting of CPA in Saskatoon Sept. 28-30,
the board said the changes are making it" virtually impossible for psychiatrists and highly …

Dear Sir: As an emigre psychiatrist now residing in the United States, I would like to respond
to Bill Powles' article on," The Migration of Canadian Physicians to Psychiatry in the United …

It must be assumed that a number of pre-1925 emigres are now deceased; also, that the
sample for post-1964 is incomplete. The sharp rise in emigration after 1945 must be …

Dear Sir: Doctor Sidney Lecker, a Canadian psychiatrist writing from the United States,
recently expressed his views on the migration of Canadian physicians, drawing heavily …

How many graduates of Canadian medical schools are presently undertaking training
abroad for the specialty of psychiatry? If anyone can answer this question can they also say …

Since the early 60's, consequent to the change in the immigration laws of the United States
(USA), the number of physicians entering the United States has steadily increased. In fact …

Sm: It has been said by Freyhan ( 1), and remarked by others (2, 3), that an American
psychiatrist is apt to be struck by the differences in psychiatric theory and practice in foreign …

The problems of foreign residents in psychiatry in Canada are examined under the general
headings of communication difficulties, cultural differences, personal and professional …

Reviews the major problem areas encountered by psychiatrists who receive their basic
medical education abroad, and the range of available solutions. It is concluded (a) that a …

In OPENING this symposium, Dr. Raymond W. Waggoner, President of the American
Psychiatric Association, clearly advocated that the United States should accept the …