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- Table 1.
Family medicine residents exiting 2-year and extended family medicine training programs, by sex, Canada, 1995–2013
EXIT YEAR NO. EXITING 2-YEAR PROGRAMS NO. EXITING EXTENDED PROGRAMS TOTAL NO. EXITING FAMILY MEDICINE TRAINING PROPORTION DOING EXTENDED PROGRAMS, % MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL 1995 292 296 36 36 328 332 660 11.0 10.8 10.9 1996 306 313 54 47 360 360 720 15.0 13.1 14.0 1997 260 335 59 39 319 374 693 18.5 10.4 14.1 1998 268 333 64 47 332 380 712 19.3 12.4 15.6 1999 232 333 67 51 299 384 683 22.4 13.3 17.3 2000 217 304 76 59 293 363 656 25.9 16.3 20.6 2001 198 332 73 62 271 394 665 26.9 15.7 20.3 2002 161 306 83 66 244 372 616 34.0 17.7 24.2 2003 174 291 89 73 263 364 627 33.8 20.1 25.8 2004 172 300 84 83 256 383 639 32.8 21.7 26.1 2005 186 326 85 95 271 421 692 31.4 22.6 26.0 2006 178 385 74 87 252 472 724 29.4 18.4 22.2 2007 192 433 70 75 262 508 770 26.7 14.8 18.8 2008 222 512 66 114 288 626 914 22.9 18.2 19.7 2009 225 493 86 103 311 596 907 27.7 17.3 20.8 2010 262 479 104 96 366 575 941 28.4 16.7 21.3 2011 294 549 98 126 392 675 1067 25.0 18.7 21.0 2012 332 592 114 137 446 729 1175 25.6 18.8 21.4 2013 354 622 111 150 465 772 1237 23.9 19.4 21.1 - Table 2.
Family medicine residents exiting 2-year and extended family medicine training programs, by place of medical school graduation, Canada, 1995–2013
EXIT YEAR NO. EXITING 2-YEAR PROGRAMS NO. EXITING EXTENDED PROGRAMS TOTAL NO. EXITING FAMILY MEDICINE TRAINING PROPORTION DOING EXTENDED PROGRAMS, % IMGs CMGs IMGs CMGs IMGs CMGs IMGs CMGs 1995 32 556 2 70 34 626 5.9 11.2 1996 37 582 5 96 42 678 11.9 14.2 1997 25 570 4 94 29 664 13.8 14.2 1998 34 567 5 106 39 673 12.8 15.8 1999 41 524 4 114 45 638 8.9 17.9 2000 37 484 5 130 42 614 11.9 21.2 2001 39 491 2 133 41 624 4.9 21.3 2002 37 430 9 140 46 570 19.6 24.6 2003 64 401 13 149 77 550 16.9 27.1 2004 99 373 11 156 110 529 10.0 29.5 2005 94 418 14 166 108 584 13.0 28.4 2006 149 414 21 140 170 554 12.4 25.3 2007 135 490 18 127 153 617 11.8 20.6 2008 184 550 20 160 204 710 9.8 22.5 2009 181 537 17 172 198 709 8.6 24.3 2010 183 558 36 164 219 722 16.4 22.7 2011 189 654 29 195 218 849 13.3 23.0 2012 194 730 36 215 230 945 15.7 22.8 2013 196 780 30 231 226 1011 13.3 22.8 CMG—Canadian medical graduate, IMG—international medical graduate.
- Table 3.
Family medicine residents exiting 2-year and extended family medicine training programs, by faculty of medicine in Canada, combined 2011–2013 exit cohorts
TRAINING FACULTY OF MEDICINE TRAINEES EXITING 2-YEAR PROGRAMS, N (%) TRAINEES EXITING EXTENDED PROGRAMS, N (%) TOTAL NO. OF EXITING TRAINEES Memorial University of Newfoundland 70 (85.4) 12 (14.6) 82 Dalhousie University 122 (87.1) 18 (12.9) 140 Laval University 203 (79.3) 53 (20.7) 256 University of Sherbrooke 197 (83.1) 40 (16.9) 237 University of Montreal 265 (87.7) 37 (12.3) 302 McGill University 164 (76.6) 50 (23.4) 214 University of Ottawa 144 (72.7) 54 (27.3) 198 Queen’s University 98 (64.9) 53 (35.1) 151 University of Toronto 262 (71.8) 103 (28.2) 365 McMaster University 171 (80.7) 41 (19.3) 212 Western University 159 (76.1) 50 (23.9) 209 Northern Ontario School of Medicine 96 (73.3) 35 (26.7) 131 University of Manitoba 104 (75.9) 33 (24.1) 137 University of Saskatchewan 84 (71.8) 33 (28.2) 117 University of Alberta 180 (84.9) 32 (15.1) 212 University of Calgary 149 (81.9) 33 (18.1) 182 University of British Columbia 275 (82.3) 59 (17.7) 334 Total 2743 (78.8) 736 (21.2) 3479 - Table 4.
Extended family medicine training programs offered by Canada’s 17 faculties of medicine as of March 2015
FAMILY MEDICINE EXTENDED TRAINING AREA NO. OF UNIVERSITIES OFFERING PROGRAM Emergency medicine 17 Care of the elderly 15 Palliative care 13 Anesthesia 11 Obstetric, maternity, and perinatal care 10 Sport and exercise medicine 10 Clinician scholar 10 Global health 5 Women’s health 5 HIV-AIDS 4 Addiction and mental health 4 Hospital medicine 4 Oncology 3 Indigenous health 3 Surgical skills 2 Pediatrics 2 Cancer care 1 Chronic disease 1 Rheumatology 1 Breast diseases 1 Environmental health 1 Developmental disabilities 1 Rural skills 1 Occupational medicine 1 Total 126 - Table 5.
Distribution of exiting family medicine trainees across extended training areas in Canada, 1995–2013
EXIT YEAR EMERGENCY FAMILY MEDICINE, N (%) ENHANCED SKILLS FAMILY MEDICINE, N (%) 1995 40 (55.6) 32 (44.4) 1996 45 (44.6) 56 (55.4) 1997 56 (57.1) 42 (42.9) 1998 67 (60.4) 44 (39.6) 1999 74 (62.7) 44 (37.3) 2000 85 (63.0) 50 (37.0) 2001 81 (60.0) 54 (40.0) 2002 84 (56.4) 65 (43.6) 2003 93 (57.4) 69 (42.6) 2004 105 (62.9) 62 (37.1) 2005 100 (55.6) 80 (44.4) 2006 94 (58.4) 67 (41.6) 2007 83 (57.2) 62 (42.8) 2008 105 (58.3) 75 (41.7) 2009 109 (57.7) 80 (42.3) 2010 117 (58.5) 83 (41.5) 2011 126 (56.3) 98 (43.8) 2012 117 (46.6) 134 (53.4) 2013 134 (51.3) 127 (48.7) Total 1715 (56.4) 1324 (43.6)
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