The emigration of Canadian physicians has accelerated to record levels and now gives
every indication of becoming a routine fact of life in Canada's health care system. The most …

The exodus of physicians from Canada, primarily to the United States, continued to increase
in 1978. This is further evidence that the trend will continue; yet governments and organized …

The difference Yes, there is a difference in the way those seeking refuge are greeted in the
United States. It helps to be affluent. It helps even more to be an MD. Immigration is never an …

The letters are often long, plaintive and downright hostile. Some of them are an end in
themselves. They allow the physician to purge his thoughts and vent his frustrations. That …

In 1971 there were in the world at least 140 000 physicians who had left the countries of
their birth, citizenship or training. 1 A statistic of this sort perhaps serves only to hold the …

The settling of physicians in remote, sparsely populated areas continues to be as pesky a
problem in the United States as it is in Canada. But for Canadian doctors pondering the …

Explores the factors which influence the mobility of health professionals in Canada.
Migrations rates of health professionals; Determinants of migration using multiple regression …

rates for the procedure in that country, they would likely have to pay at least twice what they
do now." I'm not saying I will go", says Bobechko guardedly. Neither does he say that if he …

I mmigration of Canadian physicians to the United States, estimated at a mod-est 375 to 450
doctors per year since 1980, appears to be building momentum again. Despite reports of …

The physician supply in the United States now includes over 63,000 foreign medical
graduates. They comprise 1/5 of the active physicians, about 1/3 of hospital interns and …