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Q08. Provision of patient/clinical care

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey15
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Q08. Do you provide patient/clinical care (either direct or indirect)?
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q08. Do you provide patient/clinical care (either direct or indirect)?
Topic
Patient care
Access to services
Keywords
Access to services
Clinical care
Indirect patient care
Patient care
Practice setting
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Q09. Applying for licensure in another jurisdiction

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey77
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Q09. Have you ever applied for a licence to practise medicine with a Canadian medical regulatory authority in a province or territory other than where you were first licensed to practise in Canada?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q09. Have you ever applied for a licence to practise medicine with a Canadian medical regulatory authority in a province or territory other than where you were first licensed to practise in Canada?
Topic
Access to services
National licensure
Keywords
License
Licensure
Response Choices
Yes
No
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Q10. Obstacles to applying for licensure

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey79
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Q10. What factors did you consider significant obstacles with respect to applying for licensure in another province or territory?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q10. What factors did you consider significant obstacles with respect to applying for licensure in another province or territory?
Topic
Access to services
National licensure
Keywords
License
Licensure
Barriers
Practice obstacles
Response Choices
Obtaining credential verification for or from the provincial/territorial regulatory authority
Obtaining letter(s) of good standing from the provincial/territorial regulatory authority
Obtaining reference or character letters
Obtaining police record check
Cost of getting licensed in the other province or territory
Length of the process to obtain a licence in the other province or territory
The overall complexity of the process to obtain a licence
Other, please specify:
There were no significant obstacles
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Q11. Support for national licensure

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey82
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Q11. How supportive would you be of the implementation of national licensure that would enable practice in all Canadian provinces/territories?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q11. How supportive would you be of the implementation of national licensure that would enable practice in all Canadian provinces/territories?
Topic
Access to services
National licensure
Keywords
License
Licensure
Response Choices
Not at all supportive
Not very supportive
No opinion
Somewhat supportive
Very supportive
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Q12. Impact of national licensure on physician practices

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey83
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Q12. If a national licensure system were implemented today, how likely would you be to: Highly unlikely Somewhat unlikely Unsure Somewhat likely Highly likely
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q12. If a national licensure system were implemented today, how likely would you be to: Highly unlikely Somewhat unlikely Unsure Somewhat likely Highly likely
Topic
Access to services
National licensure
Patient care
Keywords
License
Licensure
Changes
Portability
Locum
Virtual care
Rural practice
Access
Response Choices
Seek out locum opportunities in other provinces/ territories
Practise in multiple provinces/territories on an ongoing basis
Provide virtual care (e.g., telemedicine) to patients in other provinces/territories
Practise temporarily in rural/remote areas in other provinces/territories
Participate in further training in another province or territory
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Q13. Agreement that national licensure will improve access

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey85
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Q13. To what extent do you agree that national licensure will improve access to care for Canadians?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q13. To what extent do you agree that national licensure will improve access to care for Canadians?
Topic
Access to services
National licensure
Patient care
Keywords
License
Licensure
Better
Patients
Access
Response Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
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Q14. Provision of patient/clinical care

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey99
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Q14. Do you provide patient/clinical care (either direct or indirect)?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q14. Do you provide patient/clinical care (either direct or indirect)?
Topic
Access to services
Patient care
Keywords
Patients
Clinical care
Direct clinical care
Indirect clinical care
Response Choices
Yes
No
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Q17. Accepting new patients

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey24
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Q17. To what extent is your practice accepting new patients into your MAIN patient care setting? Please check only ONE.
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q17. To what extent is your practice accepting new patients into your MAIN patient care setting? Please check only ONE.
Topic
Patient care
Hours of work and workload
Access to services
Keywords
Access to services
Appointment availability
Overworked
Patient care
Patient load
Wait time
Work hours
Workload
Wait times
Waiting times
Response Choices
No restrictions; practice is open to all new patients
Partially closed
Completely closed
Does not apply to my practice setting
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Q18. Number of patients seen

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey25
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Q18. Please estimate the number of patients you see in a TYPICAL WEEK, EXCLUDING patient visits while you are on-call (on-call is defined as time outside of regularly scheduled activity during which you are available to patients):
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q18. Please estimate the number of patients you see in a TYPICAL WEEK, EXCLUDING patient visits while you are on-call (on-call is defined as time outside of regularly scheduled activity during which you are available to patients):
Topic
Patient care
Hours of work and workload
Access to services
On-call activities
Keywords
Access to services
Appointment availability
Overworked
Patient care
Patient load
Wait time
Work hours
Workload
Wait times
Waiting times
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Q18. Providing on-call

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey104
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Q18. Do you provide on-call services?
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q18. Do you provide on-call services?
Topic
Hours of work and workload
On-call activities
Access to services
Patient care
Oncall
Keywords
On-call service
Workload
Oncall activities
Oncall
Response Choices
Yes
No
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Q19a. Patient access for URGENT cases

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey26
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Q19a. Typically, if a patient visits your office or is referred to you, how long would that patient wait until the first available appointment WITH YOU OR YOUR PRACTICE?
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q19a. Typically, if a patient visits your office or is referred to you, how long would that patient wait until the first available appointment WITH YOU OR YOUR PRACTICE?
Topic
Patient care
Hours of work and workload
Access to services
Keywords
Access to services
Appointment availability
Overworked
Patient care
Patient load
Referral
Wait time
Work hours
Workload
Wait times
Waiting times
Response Choices
same day
number of days
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Q19. Average on-call hours

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey106
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Q19. Estimate your average number of on-call work hours per month:
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q19. Estimate your average number of on-call work hours per month:
Topic
Access to services
Hours of work and workload
Patient care
On-call activities
Oncall
Keywords
Oncall
Time
Oncall activities
On-call hours
Workload
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Q19b. Patient access for NON-URGENT cases

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey71
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Q19b. Typically, if a patient visits your office or is referred to you, how long would that patient wait until the first available appointment WITH YOU OR YOUR PRACTICE?
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q19b. Typically, if a patient visits your office or is referred to you, how long would that patient wait until the first available appointment WITH YOU OR YOUR PRACTICE?
Topic
Patient care
Hours of work and workload
Access to services
Keywords
Access to services
Appointment availability
Overworked
Patient care
Patient load
Referral
Wait time
Work hours
Workload
Wait times
Waiting times
Response Choices
same week
number of weeks
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Q20. Access to resources

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey27
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Q20. Rate your access to the following for your patients:
Survey Date
2017
Survey Date
2017
Full Question
Q20. Rate your access to the following for your patients:
Topic
Satisfaction
Patient care
Hospital setting
Access to services
Keywords
Access to services
Appointment availability
Clinical care
Hospital
Patient care
Referral
Satisfaction (professional)
Response Choices
Operating room
Endoscopy suites
Procedural rooms
Long-term care beds (e.g., nursing home, chronic care, etc.)
Hospital in-patient care on an urgent basis
Hospital care for elective procedures
Routine diagnostic services (e.g., lab, x-rays, etc.)
Advanced diagnostic services (e.g., MRI, CT, etc.)
Home care
Palliative care
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Q20. On-call hours in direct patient care

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey109
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Q20. Estimate how many of your on-call hours each month are actually spent in direct patient care (e.g., phone, email, face-to-face):
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q20. Estimate how many of your on-call hours each month are actually spent in direct patient care (e.g., phone, email, face-to-face):
Topic
Access to services
Hours of work and workload
On-call activities
Patient care
Oncall
Keywords
Oncall
On-call hours
Time
Workload
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Q21 & Q22. Work hours

https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey112
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Q21 & Q22. EXCLUDING ON-CALL ACTIVITIES, how many HOURS IN AN AVERAGE WEEK do you usually spend on the following activities? Assume each activity is mutually exclusive for reporting purposes (i.e., if an activity spans two categories, please report hours in only one category).
Survey Date
2019
Survey Date
2019
Full Question
Q21 & Q22. EXCLUDING ON-CALL ACTIVITIES, how many HOURS IN AN AVERAGE WEEK do you usually spend on the following activities? Assume each activity is mutually exclusive for reporting purposes (i.e., if an activity spans two categories, please report hours in only one category).
Topic
Hours of work and workload
Access to services
Patient care
Practice management (e.g., overhead costs, paperwork)
On-call activities
Oncall
Keywords
Workload
Time
Oncall
Response Choices
Direct patient care without a teaching component, regardless of setting
Direct patient care with a teaching component, regardless of setting
Teaching/Education without direct patient care (contact with students/residents, preparation, marking, evaluations, etc.)
Indirect patient care (charting, reports, phone calls, meeting patients’ family, etc.)
Health facility committees (academic planning committees)
Administration (i.e., management of university program, chief of staff, department head, Ministry of Health, etc.)
Research (including management of research and publications)
Managing your practice (staff, facility, equipment, etc.)
Continuing medical education/professional development (courses, reading, videos, tapes, seminars, etc.)
Other
TOTAL HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
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