T he Professional Association of Residents and Interns of the Maritime Provinces (PARI-MP)
is taking the New Brunswick government to court over its strategy to restrict the issuance of …

For 5 days in a small room in the BC Supreme Court, a handful of young physicians were
taking on theBC government's Medical Services Commission over its right to grant or deny …

S ince 1985 new doctors in British Columbia have been all dressed up, with no place to go.
Thanks to the provincial government's Medical Service Amendment Act, which restricts the …

The 51-page report, prepared by a Canadian Medical Forum (CMF) task force, is a sign of
the growing concern about the num-ber of foreign medical graduates arriving in Canada. It is …

H ow many doctors are needed to meet the demands of a publicly funded health care
system? Everyone is asking the question, but who can supply the answer? With provincial …

E a very Canadian politician, par-ticularly the provincial premiers and health ministers,
should read Milan Korcok's article" US health care reforms may create heavy demand for …

W as the January an-nouncement of a 10% cut in medical school enrolments simply a
political ploy by provincial health ministers under budget pressure? It certainly seemed that …

H ow big an issue is physician oversupply becoming in Canada? The Association of
Canadian Medical Colleges (ACMC) offered one indication Oct. 5 when it sponsored a 1 …

In Reply.—The AMA Board of Trustees Report on Health Manpower, adopted at the interim
meeting of the House of Delegates in 1981, opposes centralized regulation of the number of …

Although it has been some months since the Article appeared in your journal, I would
appreciate your considering for publication my responses to Controlling Physician …