US EditionLegault government wants to link doctors’ pay to their performance
- Quebec has passed Law 83, which requires new doctors to work in the public health-care system for five years after graduation.
- The law aims to improve health care access for Quebecers and was adopted by a vote of 72 to 30.
- Fines for doctors who violate the law range from $20,000 to $100,000 per day, increasing for repeat offences.
- Current figures show that more than 835 of Quebec's 22,868 doctors work exclusively in the private network, an increase of 80 percent since 2020.
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The President of the Treasury Board, Sonia LeBel, states that this is a principle that is fully justified.
·Montreal, Canada
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As part of the ongoing negotiations, Quebec proposes to link part of the remuneration of family physicians to their performance.
·Montreal, Canada
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After years of paying family physicians for the act, Quebec wants to change the rules of the game: a quarter of their remuneration would be linked to the achievement of performance indicators, such as the care of vulnerable patients and the presence of CHSLDs.
·Montreal, Canada
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The Treasury Board publishes details of its offer to the Federation of General Practitioners.
·Montreal, Canada
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