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CanAm Quarterly

  • October 2023 — In this edition … more talks about healthcare priorities and improving licensing … plus information on a new Indigenous Health Education Workshop.
  • April 2023  — This edition of the CanAm newsletter features a collection of announcements over the past few months about removing barriers for internationally education physicians to be licensed in Canada. 
  • December 2022 —  First of our quarterlies in this format.

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Anesthetist (2) – Permanent – Eastern Canada

  The Anesthesia Department of CanAm’s client is recruiting for two full-time Anesthetists. Physicians have the option of choosing a generous salary or lucrative fee-for-service payment modality. Qualifications: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

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Medical Marijuana in the Workplace

In the last few years, statistics show that an increasing number of licences to possess medical marihuana have been granted, and with the recent changes to the federal legislation, this number is very likely

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How safe are your hospitalized patients?

Adverse event rates in Canadian hospitals have not significantly improved. According to “The Canadian Adverse Events Study” published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, approximately 7.5 per cent of hospitalizations are associated with at

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A Must Read for U.S. Citizens Abroad..

Charles W. Cullen, CanAm’s Investment Advisor and Financial Planner affiliate provides his monthly wealth management advice… As we know U.S. Citizens face additional complexities.  Here are some articles of interest to U.S. Citizens living

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Vancouver Experiments With Prescription Heroin

Reprinted from the Atlantic article by Matt Schiavenza 11/23/14 Vancouver, one of North America’s most progressive cities in respect to drug policy, will conduct a groundbreaking experiment: prescription heroin. Following a clinical trial involving

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CMA Adopts New Policy on Patient Referrals

Reprinted from CMA article by  Pat Rich 11/10/2014 A new policy statement on streamlining the physician referral/consultation process between primary and specialty care has been adopted by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA). The statement was

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Are family doctors cherry picking patients?

Reprinted from Healthy Debate by Vanessa Milne, Andreas Laupacis & Mike Tierney  October 23, 2014 When Anne Lyddiatt’s family doctor retired, she went looking for a new one.  The Ingersoll, Ontario resident thought she’d found

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CMA partners with CARP on Seniors Care

by  Pat Rich 8/27/2014 The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has joined with the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) to urge provincial and territorial premiers to take the lead in establishing a seniors care strategy.

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Foreign doctors boost Ontario’s physician corps

Written by JERED STUFFCO on August 26, 2014 for The Medical Post Doctors trained abroad are bolstering Ontario’s ranks of physicians, the provincial college reports in it’s annual review. “1,793 certificates were for IMGs—a record”  In 2013,

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Keeping Doctors in Rural Communities

The following article is a great read on the challenges rural communities are having keeping their doctors. http://healthydebate.ca/opinions/keeping-doctors-in-rural-communities CanAm Physician Recruiting has been stating these facts for almost 20yrs. The only real solution is

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CPS Mobile app coming soon for CMA members

by                     Pat Rich 7/18/2014 News Body Members of the Canadian Medical Association will soon have exclusive free access to a new, valuable electronic point-of-care tool – CPS Mobile. The Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties

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Foreign doctors welcome in Alberta

It’s pretty hard to sympathize with the College of Physicians and Surgeons over their concerns about the 145 foreign doctors who have been brought in to work in walk-in clinics in Calgary and Edmonton

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USA Doctors Migrating North to Canada

With the prospect of greater pay, fewer bureaucratic headaches and the opportunity to provide better care for patients, the number of American doctors migrating north is rising, according to Canadian recruiters and Canadian Medical

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CMA debate on end-of-life care goes virtual

By Pat Rich May 16, 2014 The Canadian Medical Association’s national dialogue on end-of-life care went virtual earlier this week, as CMA President Dr. Louis Hugo Francescutti led a wide-ranging online discussion. Hosted on

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CanAm Quarterly

April 2023  — This edition of the CanAm newsletter features a collection of announcements over the past few months about removing barriers for internationally education physicians to be licensed in Canada. 
December 2022 —