Want more family doctors in Ontario? Pay them better, says physicians
Want more family doctors in Ontario? Pay them better, says physicians
Want more family doctors in Ontario? Pay them better, says physicians
Want more family doctors in Ontario? Pay them better, says physicians
CBC News
May 11, 2024



As Ontario's family doctor shortage worsens, physicians emphasize the need for better pay. With inflation outpacing average OHIP billings, doctors are opting out of family practice. Recent negotiations between the government and the Ontario Medical Association aim to address this issue. Physicians argue that fair compensation is essential to attract and retain family doctors, as financial pressures deter medical graduates from choosing this specialty.
As Ontario's family doctor shortage worsens, physicians emphasize the need for better pay. With inflation outpacing average OHIP billings, doctors are opting out of family practice. Recent negotiations between the government and the Ontario Medical Association aim to address this issue. Physicians argue that fair compensation is essential to attract and retain family doctors, as financial pressures deter medical graduates from choosing this specialty.
As Ontario's family doctor shortage worsens, physicians emphasize the need for better pay. With inflation outpacing average OHIP billings, doctors are opting out of family practice. Recent negotiations between the government and the Ontario Medical Association aim to address this issue. Physicians argue that fair compensation is essential to attract and retain family doctors, as financial pressures deter medical graduates from choosing this specialty.
As Ontario's family doctor shortage worsens, physicians emphasize the need for better pay. With inflation outpacing average OHIP billings, doctors are opting out of family practice. Recent negotiations between the government and the Ontario Medical Association aim to address this issue. Physicians argue that fair compensation is essential to attract and retain family doctors, as financial pressures deter medical graduates from choosing this specialty.
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