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One in four Ontarians could be without a family doctor in 3 years: survey

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New data from the Ontario College of Family Physicians indicates that more than 4.4 million Ontarians could be without a primary-care physician by 2026. New forecast is the latest alarm bell rung by the OCFP, which advocates for family doctors in a province that generally boasts betterPrimary-care access than most other parts of the country.

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One in four Ontarians could be without a family doctor in 3 years: survey

A family doctor in the Toronto area says she feels like she is “drowning” with the seemingly insurmountable piles of paperwork she has to complete for her patients.

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One in four Ontarians may be without a family doctor by 2026, analysis says

New figures released Wednesday by the Ontario College of Family Physicians show worsening of primary care crisis

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, October 25, 2023.
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