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Q12. Impact of national licensure on physician practices
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey83
- 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
- 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
- Full Question
- 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
- Full Question
- 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
Documents
Q16. Electronic tools used by physicians
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey103
- Full Question
- Q16. Please indicate which of the following electronic tools you use in the care of your patients
- Survey Date
- 2019
- Survey Date
- 2019
- Full Question
- Q16. Please indicate which of the following electronic tools you use in the care of your patients
- Topic
- Patient care
- Electronic records and tools
- Keywords
- Electronic medical records
- EMR
- Electronic health record
- EHR
- Patient notes
- Response Choices
- Reminders for patient care
- Ordering lab tests
- Ordering diagnostic tests
- Receipt of hospital visit and discharge information
- Clinical decision support tool
- Access to list of medications taken by a patient
- Warnings for drug interactions
- Interface to pharmacy/pharmacist
- Access to lab test/diagnostic results
- Referral to other physicians
- Secure transfer of patient information
- Access to provincial/territorial patient information systems
- Interface to non-doctor health professionals
- An Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- None of the above
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Q17. Electronic tools used by patients
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey88
- Full Question
- Q17. Which of the following can patients in your practice do?
- Survey Date
- 2019
- Survey Date
- 2019
- Full Question
- Q17. Which of the following can patients in your practice do?
- Topic
- Patient care
- Electronic records and tools
- Keywords
- Electronic medical records
- EMR
- Electronic health record
- EHR
- Patient notes
- Virtual care
- Visit
- Consult
- e-scheduling
- Online records
- Online prescriptions
- Response Choices
- Request appointments online (i.e. advance access e-scheduling)
- Request prescription renewals online
- View information from their health record online (e.g. lab test results or immunization history)
- Electronically add measurements (e.g. blood pressure readings) to their electronic record
- Electronically add text and/or other documentation to their electronic record
- Visit with you virtually (i.e. online by video)
- Consult with you via email or text message
- None of the above
- N/A (e.g. hospital practice only)
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Q18. Providing on-call
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey104
- 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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Q19. Average on-call hours
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey106
- Full Question
- 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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Q20. On-call hours in direct patient care
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey109
- 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):
- 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
- 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).
- 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