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Cutting funding for virtual care – The wrong move

March 28, 2023

As reported in the Toronto Star, provincial funding for virtual care provided by emergency room physicians will stop at the end of March. This move...

Author: Brooke Shekter

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The doors are opening for U.S. - trained physicians

March 14, 2023

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) has suggested changes to registration policies intended to encourage more U.S. physic...

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College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario was wrong not to listen to complaints from physicians

February 9, 2023

The Divisional Court has decided that the failure of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (College) to interview witnesses about ...

Author: Brooke Shekter

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Ontario puts the welcome mat out for out-of-province healthcare workers

January 26, 2023

Recently announced plans by Ontario to welcome more healthcare professionals from other provinces is overdue and great news for Ontario patien...

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Collaboration between Ontario Health and College of Nurses of Ontario addressing critical staffing challenges in healthcare settings

January 25, 2023

Foreign Nursing Fast-Track Initiative This sidestepping of the usual rules regarding nurse certification is welcome news and comes after collaborat...

 

Foreign physician accreditation project: Looking overseas to alleviate the Canadian medical staffing shortage

January 24, 2023

What is the foreign physician accreditation project? Efforts being made by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada to encourage...

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Canadians should be allowed to fund their medical residency

January 11, 2023

Most Canadians are aware Canada needs more medical doctors. What they might not realize is that residency issues are creating a real bottlenec...

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Nurse practitioners can relieve Canada’s doctor shortage

July 22, 2022

If Canada is serious about addressing the shortage of primary health-care providers, the federal and provincial governments must commit to a new fu...

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It’s time for Canada to go ‘Dutch’ on health care

June 24, 2022

Canada’s current model for providing health care is unsustainable. Despite having one of the highest per-capita spending levels of developed ...

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Call to Action: Help Ukrainian Health Professionals

March 3, 2022

The world promised, “never again.” But it is happening again. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s unjustified and abhorrent terror...

Author: Brooke Shekter

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