More than 60% of the 126 va-cancies left in all residency training programs after the second
round of the 2009 Canadian Resident Matching Service were at the 3 Quebec francophone …

Dr DiTommaso is correct in identifying the inclusion of the Francophone Quebec faculties in
the Canadian Resident Matching Service in 2006 as one of the factors leading to the …

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 …

Residency match: In a break with tradition, first-round results of the 2007 match of medical
school graduates to discipline and residency positions weren't publicly released at the …

The number of unmatched medical graduates has been increasing steadily and has become
the focus of attention in recent months, including a CMAJ article entitled “What to do about …

The Canadian residency match is high stakes for Canadian medical students, as it is the
only in-country route into clinical practice for Canadian medical graduates. There is an …

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 …

• Medical schools must continue an emphasis on generalist skills and preparation for
careers in specialties and geographic areas of societal need, as well as provide ongoing …

I hear McInnes's frustration with residency candidate selection,< 1> but believe a program
director can modify its own selection process to fit its need. One can organize multiple mini …

I read with interest the article published in the CMAJ on November 27, 2017 entitled What to
do about the Canadian Resident Matching Service. I would like to start by stating that I agree …