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2017 CMA Physician Workforce Survey Confidence Intervals
2017 CMA Workforce Survey Response Rates
CMA Workforce Survey 2017
Q02. Gender
- Full Question
- Q02. Are you: [Female, Male, Other]?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q02. Are you: [Female, Male, Other]?
- Keywords
- Female
- Gender
- Male
- Sex
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Q03. Age
- Full Question
- Q03. Year of birth: [Age]?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q03. Year of birth: [Age]?
- Keywords
- Age
- Age group
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Q05. Medical education
- Full Question
- Q05. Where did you complete your undergraduate medical training?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q05. Where did you complete your undergraduate medical training?
- Topic
- International medical graduates
- Keywords
- Canada
- International medical graduate
- IMG
- United States
- Response Choices
- Canada
- USA
- Other country
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Q06. Broad specialty
- Full Question
- Q06. Would you describe yourself as a: [family physician, family physician with a focused practice, other specialty physician]?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q06. Would you describe yourself as a: [family physician, family physician with a focused practice, other specialty physician]?
- Topic
- Specialty or subspecialty
- Keywords
- FP
- Family doctor
- Family medicine
- Family physician
- GP
- General practitioner
- General practice
- Specialist
- Specialty
- Sub-specialty
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Q06iFP. Family practice focus
- Full Question
- Q06iFP. What area does your practice focus on?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q06iFP. What area does your practice focus on?
- Topic
- Specialty or subspecialty
- Keywords
- FP
- Family doctor
- Family medicine
- Family physician
- GP
- General practice
- General practitioner
- Specialist
- Specialty
- Sub-specialty
- Response Choices
- Administration
- Addiction medicine
- Child and adolescent health
- Chronic non-cancer pain
- Emergency medicine
- Family practice anesthesia
- Health care of the elderly
- Hospital medicine
- Maternity and newborn care
- Mental health
- Minor plastic surgery/cosmetics
- Occupational medicine
- Palliative care
- Prison health
- Sport and exercise medicine
- Surgical assisting
- Women’s health
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Q06iSP. Specialty/Subspecialty
- Full Question
- Q06iSP. Select the specialty/sub-specialty certificate that is most closely related to the main area of your current practice.
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q06iSP. Select the specialty/sub-specialty certificate that is most closely related to the main area of your current practice.
- Topic
- Specialty or subspecialty
- Keywords
- Specialist
- Specialty
- Sub-specialty
- Response Choices
- Adolescent Medicine
- Anatomical Pathology
- Anesthesiology
- Cardiac Surgery
- Cardiology - Adult
- Cardiology - Pediatric
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
- Clinical Immunology & Allergy - Adult
- Clinical Immunology & Allergy – Pediatric
- Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology
- Colorectal Surgery
- Critical Care Medicine - Pediatric
- Critical Care Medicine – Adult
- Dermatology
- Developmental Pediatrics
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Emergency Medicine
- Endocrinology & Metabolism – Adult
- Endocrinology & Metabolism – Pediatric
- Family Medicine
- Forensic Pathology
- Forensic Psychiatry
- Gastroenterology - Adult
- Gastroenterology - Pediatric
- General Internal Medicine
- General Pathology
- General Surgery
- General Surgical Oncology
- Geriatric Medicine
- Geriatric Psychiatry
- Gyn. Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility
- Gynecologic Oncology
- Hematological Pathology
- Hematology
- Infectious Diseases – Adult
- Infectious Diseases – Pediatric
- Internal Medicine
- Maternal Fetal Medicine
- Medical Biochemistry
- Medical Genetics
- Medical Microbiology
- Medical Oncology
- Neonatal Perinatal Medicine
- Nephrology – Adult
- Nephrology – Pediatric
- Neurology – Adult
- Neurology - Pediatric
- Neuropathology
- Neuroradiology
- Neurosurgery
- Nuclear Medicine
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Occupational Medicine
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
- Pain Medicine
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
- Pediatric Radiology
- Pediatric Surgery
- Pediatrics – General
- Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Plastic Surgery
- Psychiatry
- Public Health and Preventive Medicine
- Radiation Oncology
- Respirology – Adult
- Respirology – Pediatric
- Rheumatology – Adult
- Rheumatology – Pediatric
- Thoracic Surgery
- Urology
- Vascular Surgery
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Q07. Work setting
- Full Question
- Q07. Which of the following is your primary work setting?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q07. Which of the following is your primary work setting?
- Topic
- Work setting
- Hospital setting
- Keywords
- Hospital setting
- Practice setting
- Work location
- Work setting
- Response Choices
- Private office/clinic (excluding free standing walk-in clinics)
- Community clinic/Community health centre
- Free-standing walk-in clinic
- Academic health sciences centre (AHSC)
- Non-AHSC teaching hospital
- Community hospital
- Other hospital
- Emergency department (in community hospital or AHSC)
- Nursing home/ Long term care facility / Seniors’ residence
- University
- Research Unit
- Free-standing lab/diagnostic clinic
- Administrative office / Corporate Office
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Q08. Provision of patient/clinical care
- Full Question
- 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. Organization of practice (solo, group, etc.)
- Full Question
- Q09. How is your MAIN patient care setting organized? Check ONLY ONE. (Note that a solo or group practice could also include another health professional who does not have her/his own caseload).
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q09. How is your MAIN patient care setting organized? Check ONLY ONE. (Note that a solo or group practice could also include another health professional who does not have her/his own caseload).
- Topic
- Work setting
- Patient care
- Hospital setting
- Collaborative practice
- Keywords
- Collaborative practice
- Group practice
- Hospital setting
- Interprofessional
- Partner
- Patient care setting
- Practice setting
- Solo practice
- Team practice
- Work setting
- Response Choices
- Solo practice
- Group practice – community based
- Interprofessional practice – community based (physician(s) & other health professional(s) who have their own caseloads)
- Hospital-based practice
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Q10. Providing on-call
- Full Question
- Q10. Do you provide on-call services?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q10. Do you provide on-call services?
- Topic
- Patient care
- On-call activities
- Hours of work and workload
- Keywords
- On-call hours
- On-call services
- Work hours
- Oncall
- Workload
- Oncall activities
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Q11. Average on-call hours
- Full Question
- Q11. Estimate your average number of on-call work hours per month:
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q11. Estimate your average number of on-call work hours per month:
- Topic
- Patient care
- On-call activities
- Hours of work and workload
- Keywords
- On-call hours
- Oncall activities
- Oncall
- On-call services
- Work hours
- Workload
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Q12. On-call hours in direct patient care
- Full Question
- Q12. 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
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q12. 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
- Patient care
- On-call activities
- Hours of work and workload
- Keywords
- Clinical care
- On-call services
- On-call hours
- Oncall
- Oncall activities
- Patient care
- Work hours
- Workload
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Q13. Work hours
- Full Question
- Q13. 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.
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q13. 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.
- Topic
- Patient care
- On-call activities
- Practice management (e.g., overhead costs, paperwork)
- Hours of work and workload
- Keywords
- Administrative duties
- Committee work
- Indirect patient care
- On-call services
- Patient care
- Practice management
- Continuing medication education (CME)
- Research
- Teaching
- Work hours
- Oncall
- Oncall activities
- Workload
- 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.)
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Q14. Hours on administrative forms
- Full Question
- Q14. How many hours per week do you spend completing administrative forms on behalf of your patients (e.g. third party insurance forms)?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q14. How many hours per week do you spend completing administrative forms on behalf of your patients (e.g. third party insurance forms)?
- Topic
- Patient care
- Practice management (e.g., overhead costs, paperwork)
- Hours of work and workload
- Keywords
- 3rd party insurance forms
- Administrative duties
- Indirect patient care
- Paperwork
- Practice management
- Workload
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Q15. Remuneration mode
- Full Question
- Q15. In the last year, approximately what proportion of your professional income did you receive from these payment methods? Note: TOTAL MUST EQUAL 100%.
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q15. In the last year, approximately what proportion of your professional income did you receive from these payment methods? Note: TOTAL MUST EQUAL 100%.
- Topic
- Remuneration method
- Keywords
- FFS
- Capitation
- Earnings
- Fee-for-service
- Income
- Pay
- Remuneration
- Salary
- Response Choices
- Fee-for-service insured
- Fee-for-service uninsured (private pay services)
- Salary
- Capitation
- Sessional/per diem/hourly
- Service contract
- Incentives and premiums
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Q16. Overhead costs
- Full Question
- Q16. What percentage of your gross professional income goes towards running your practice (e.g. staff, leases/rent/mortgage, equipment leasing/rental, personal benefits, vehicle costs, professional fees, malpractice dues, etc.)?
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Survey Date
- 2017
- Full Question
- Q16. What percentage of your gross professional income goes towards running your practice (e.g. staff, leases/rent/mortgage, equipment leasing/rental, personal benefits, vehicle costs, professional fees, malpractice dues, etc.)?
- Topic
- Remuneration method
- Practice management (e.g., overhead costs, paperwork)
- Keywords
- FFS
- Overhead costs
- Practice expenses
- Practice management
- Remuneration
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Q17. Accepting new patients
- Full Question
- 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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