Despite 2 attempts to fill the country's family medicine training slots, almost 10% of the
positions remained vacant after the 2001 residency match, the Canadian Resident Matching …

The 2004 residency match has proved a mixed blessing for family medicine. At the end of
the first round of the match on Mar. 24, 124 family practice slots remained vacant. This …

A record 38% of medical graduates in the 2014 Canadian Residency Matching Service
(CaRMS) selected family medicine as their program of choice. Interest in family medicine …

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This year's national Match Day results were somewhat encouraging to America's family
medicine residency program directors. This year, 73 more training slots in family medicine …

Family physicians are uniquely prepared to meet the medical needs of the American people.
According to the recent Future of Family Medicine study, the care that family physicians are …

Abstract Dr. Carol Herbert, dean of medicine and dentistry at the University of Western
Ontario, thinks the problem is not the number of unfilled slots but the number of Canadian …

The article discusses the results of the 2014 National Resident Matching Program (NRMP)
in the US It states that the number of medical students choosing family medicine increased …

First, the good news. For the 3rd straight year, family medicine attracted more graduating
medical students, according to preliminary figures released by the National Resident …

That's the news just released by the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) for the
annual celebratory event commonly referred to as the Match. And with that announcement …