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Figures
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Regular ministry-funded trainees in third-year family medicine training
Data from the Canadian Post-MD Education Registry.1
Tables
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Links to third-year program information for each of the Canadian family medicine residency programs
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Number of third-year residents (regular ministry-funded trainees only) by faculty of medicine providing the training in 2010 to 2011
REGION AND SCHOOL EMERGENCY MEDICINE CARE OF THE ELDERLY ENHANCED SKILLS Newfoundland • Memorial University 4 0 0 Maritimes • Dalhousie University 4 0 1 Quebec • Laval University 9 1 5 • University of Sherbrooke 11 0 0 • University of Montreal 10 0 3 • McGill University 12 1 2 Ontario • University of Ottawa 6 0 12 • Queen’s University 8 0 7 • University of Toronto 10 2 19 • McMaster University 7 1 5 • University of Western Ontario 9 2 8 • Northern Ontario School of Medicine 8 0 7 Manitoba • University of Manitoba 6 0 8 Saskatchewan • University of Saskatchewan 8 0 1 Alberta • University of Alberta 6 1 3 • University of Calgary 6 0 3 British Columbia • University of British Columbia 9 0 12 Total 133 8 96 -
Data from the Canadian Post-MD Education Registry.1
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FACULTY OF MEDICINE THIRD-YEAR PROGRAMS* EM (CFPC) COE (CFPC) PALLIATIVE CARE GLOBAL HEALTH SPORT AND EXERCISE SELF-DESIGNED ANESTHESIA HIV AND AIDS ACADEMIC OR CLINICAL SCHOLAR WOMEN’S HEALTH OTHER Memorial X Dalhousie X Laval X X X X Perinatal care Sherbrooke X X Montreal X X X X Perinatal care McGill X X X X X Maternal and child health Ottawa X† X X X X X X X X X Enhanced maternity skills; oncology; pediatrics for family medicine Queen’s X† X X X X Rural skills, general enhanced skills; developmental disabilities; aboriginal health Northern Ontario School of Medicine X† X X X X Maternity care; aboriginal health; advanced obstetrics; northern and remote medicine; wilderness medicine; infectious diseases Toronto X† X X X X X X X X Addictions; breast diseases; indigenous health; hospital medicine; low-risk obstetrics; medical oncology; psychotherapy McMaster X† X X X X X X X X Addiction and mental health Western X† X X X X X X X Child health; obstetrics; hospitalist Manitoba X X X X X Oncology Saskatchewan X X X Enhanced skills surgery Alberta X X X X X X X Surgery and obstetrics Calgary X X X X X X X Addiction medicine British Columbia X X X X X X X X X Aboriginal health; hospital medicine; inner-city medicine; musculoskeletal medicine; obstetrics; occupational and environmental health; oncology; pharmacy and therapeutics -
CFPC—College of Family Physicians of Canada, COE—care of the elderly, EM—emergency medicine.
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↵* There are a variety of official names given to programs across the country that are likely quite similar or have substantial overlap. For the purposes of clarity and focus, they have been grouped together in certain cases (eg, academic medicine and clinical medicine).
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↵† These programs require a return-of-service contract.
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