Results from the CMA's 2001 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) indicate that almost
half of Canadian MDs (48%) refer patients to medical Web sites at least occasionally. There …

Although most (89%) Canadian physicians use the Internet, only 57% currently have access
to it at their office or clinical practice, data from the CMA's 2002 Physician Resource …

Results from the CMA ‚s 2000 Physician Resource Questionnaire indicate that the number of
Canadian physicians using the Internet is still on the upswing. The proportion of those on the …

The CMA's 2002 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) has determined that the once
yawning gap between physicians' personal computer use and personal Internet use has …

Sixty-six percent of clinically active Canadian physicians use the Internet as a tool or source
of information to support treatment or in direct patient care, according to the CMA's 2003 …

Results from the CMA's 1999 Physician Resource Questionnaire (PRQ) point to a notable
increase in the number of physicians who use the Internet, with the proportion rising from …

Many Canadian physicians now have new addresses. They are not geographic locations,
but rather access points on the World Wide Web. They are places where patients and others …

Physicians' use of the Internet to gather medical information has increased in recent years.
Several studies have been conducted to explore the implications of this use on patient …

When consumers select new doctors, they often have limited information beyond their own
prior experience and the recommendations of family and friends. Physicians, when making …

Background E-mail communication has the potential to improve communication between
patients and doctors. Objective The objective of the study is to describe the access of …