Ontario Hospitals Need to Adopt a Just Culture
Hospital administrators wield great power over physicians to whom they grant hospital privileges to practice in their public institutions.
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Hospital administrators wield great power over physicians to whom they grant hospital privileges to practice in their public institutions.
There are various reasons why physicians who are trained and licensed in the United States would want to practice in Canada.
At least one media outlet has reported that, at the end of March, the Ontario government will cut funding that allows ER doctors to provide virtual care.
Recently announced plans by Ontario to welcome more healthcare professionals from other provinces is overdue and great news for Ontario patients.
This sidestepping of the usual rules regarding nurse certification is welcome news.
Efforts being made by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada to encourage foreign-trained specialists to come to Canada.
Most Canadians are aware Canada needs more medical doctors. What they might not realize is that residency issues are creating a real bottleneck for Canadian doctors.
If Canada is serious about addressing the shortage of primary health-care providers, the federal and provincial governments must commit.
Canada’s current model for providing health care is unsustainable. Despite having one of the highest per-capita spending levels of developed countries.
The administrative structure of Ontario hospitals centralizes power into the hands of a few key players.
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