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Topic
- Access to services
- Collaborative practice 3
- Electronic records and tools 3
- Employment status 1
- Hospital setting
- Hours of work and workload 13
- International medical graduates 1
- On-call activities 7
- Patient care 17
- Practice management (e.g., overhead costs, paperwork) 3
- Practice relocation 2
- Remuneration method 2
Q07. Work setting
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey14
- 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
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey15
- 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
Documents
Q09. Organization of practice (solo, group, etc.)
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey16
- 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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Q17. Accepting new patients
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey24
- 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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Q18. Number of patients seen
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey25
- 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):
- 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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Q19a. Patient access for URGENT cases
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey26
- 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?
- 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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Q19b. Patient access for NON-URGENT cases
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey71
- 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?
- 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
Documents
Q20. Access to resources
https://surveys.cma.ca/link/survey27
- Full Question
- 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