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Voices/CBC News/Can Ontario fix its family doctor shortage?

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Can Ontario fix its family doctor shortage?

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March 11, 2024

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More than two million people in Ontario don’t have a family doctor and that number is forecasted to double by 2026. As CBC News’s Mike Crawley reports, there’s growing pressure on the provincial government to make family medicine more sustainable by paying doctors more — including for administrative work.

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