Results from the CMA's 2001 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) indicate that 74% of
Canadian physicians either take or share call. Physicians in the 35–44 age group are most …

The CMA's 2002 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) found that 74% of Canadian
physicians take call or share call. Among those who take it, remaining within a specified …

Results from the CMA's 2001 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) indicate that 74% of
Canadian physicians either take or share call. Physicians in the 35–44 age group are most …

One of the key findings to emerge in recent PRQs is the sheer volume of on-call hours faced
by Canadian physicians, particularly surgical specialists. Results from the 2002 …

Ashortage of rural physicians in southern Ontario? No, that's not a typo. Although
communities in Northern Ontario continue to face shortages, some areas in the southern part …

Abstract The 2007 National Physician Survey shows that 70% of physicians are on call each
month. Slightly fewer female and family physicians are on call compared with male …

Physician resource surveys undertaken by the CMA in 1982, 1986, 1990, 1993 and 1995
show a gradual decrease in the number of hours physicians (excluding residents) spend on …

Small-town practice looks more inviting as telecommunications bridges the distances to
bring specialist consults and CME to remote areas. As Medicare reforms give country …

2. Chan BTB. From perceived surplus to perceived shortage: What happened to Canada's
physician workforce in the 1990s? Ottawa: Canadian Institute for Health Information; 2002 …

New Brunswick's MDs were a distinctly unhappy lot in December. As Christmas approached,
doctors in 13 communities staged rotating office closures to protest what they consider …