How much does an ER doctor make in Canada?
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30 Citations | Because the provinces examined paid a much lower price per service, Canada had overall lower expenditures per elderly person than the United States. |
18 Citations | Employers’ feelings of exclusion, along with a view that some injured workers will ‘cheat the system’, make some employers suspicious of the doctor-patient relationship, making collaboration more difficult. |
There is no great concern about the capabilities of the basic doctor, although the numbers per 100 000 population do vary from a minimum of 164 in the UK, 196 in Canada, 214 in the United States, 256 in Germany, 314 in France, to 424 in Italy. | |
Barring criminality, a well paid job with excellent prospects and public regard is pretty much guaranteed for a doctor in Britain. | |
24 Sep 2000 | It also affords an effective education process for the inexperienced doctor. |
16 Citations | This results in an inequitable concentration of doctor-substitutes on service to the poor in both urban and rural areas. |
The delivery sites with a full-time doctor and a full-time senior professional nurse and an intake of less than 200 new patients per doctor per year were the most cost-effective in retaining patients on ART. | |
10 Citations | During the mid 1980s young, low-skilled adults in Canada were much more likely to be out of work than their U. S. counterparts. |
178 Citations | We argue that this is an important innovation in measuring potential spatial access to PHC physicians in Canada. |
8 Citations | ER costs for migraine may be much larger then previously estimated. |
3 Citations | This may have an impact on patient care across Canada. |