I ssues of the supply, mix, distribution, regulation, remuneration and training of physicians
have permeated discussions of Canadian health care policy for at least threedecades. They …

T his is the second in a seriesof articles dealing with the report Toward Integrated Medical
Resource Policies for Canada,* prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Conference of …

T his is the fourth article in a series based on the report Toward Integrated Medical Resource
Policies for Canada,* prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Conference of Deputy …

The Centre for Health Services and Policy Research was established by the Board of
Governors of the University of British Columbia in December 1990. It was officially opened in …

T his article is the 11th ina series of articles'-I0 based on the report Toward Integrated Medi-
cal Resource Policies for Canada,* prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial …

The report has three main objectives: 1) to bring as much as possible together in one place
on matter of relevance to physician resource policy in Canada; 2) to develop principles and …

Each of Canada's ten provinces has a publicly administered system of health insurance,
funded by provincial and federal taxes, that is accessible to all citizens and covers all …

The adequacy of a nation's supply of physicians has a profound effect on the quality and
cost of medical care received by its citizens. On a somewhat cyclical basis, issues related to …

T his is the ninth ina series of articles'-8 based on the report Toward Integrated Medical
Resource Policies for Canada,* prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Conference of …

An effective solution to the problem of access to physician services in Canada must extend
beyond an over-exclusive focus on the number of providers to consider the behaviour of …