In 1995, the number of active Canadian physicians moving abroad (674) decreased by 13%
from the record high level set in 1994 (777). Preliminary data compiled by the CMA in …

OBJECTIVE: To determine whether location of postgraduate medical training and other
factors are associated with the emigration of physicians from Canada to the United States …

Purpose: To examine the proportion of Canada's physicians who are foreign-trained (non-
Canada, non-US), and to determine if there was a relationship between this number and 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 …

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 …

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 growing shortage of physicians in Canada is the result of a number of factors. These
include changes in policy, an aging population and a group of practicing physicians nearing …

With the prospect of greater pay, fewer bureaucratic headaches and the opportunity to
provide better care for patients, the number of American doctors migrating north is rising …

One of the major aspects of the widely dis? cussed" crisis in American medical care" is the
shortage of medical manpower? and in particular, the doctor shortage. 1 The most obvious …

THE DIRECTORY on the following pages lists organizations that offer US physicians short-
term and long-term service opportunities overseas. It is the fifth such directory to be …