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RE: Family Practice is burning and the third year of residency is kerosene.
John W. Crosby

Published on: 15 November 2022

Published on: (15 November 2022)
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RE: Family Practice is burning and the third year of residency is kerosene.
John W. Crosby, Family Physician, University of Toronto
How to save Canadian family practice:

1) 20% raise;
2) Capitation like Ontario Health Teams;
3) Scribes paid by government for charting;
4) Pay for paperwork $300 per hour;
5) Pensions, 8 weeks vacation pay, paid sick and study leave;
6) Benefits like civil servants get.

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