waiting if they were busy does not bother me as much as knowing that they are either not busy.. or so damn well organized that no one ever has to wait in the waiting room which is as likely as my cat speaking english
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JTF wrote:There's a 6 month wait for a simple colonoscopy for goodness sake.
Our system is broken and has been for a long time.
We simply have to get rid of the people in charge first, before we can fix it. However, we seem to be relying on these same idiots to fix what they've fcuked up. That's just stupid imo.
rosencrentz wrote:Goth_Chic, please phone out-of- province referrals to get the way things work. It took awhile for my MRI to get approved, because the procedure was not available. What the rule is regarding too long wait times , you have to find out what the procedure is!
It probably has to come from the specialist that cannot see you!If you cannot find the phone number for out of province referrals call me tomorrow morning at 489 XXXX, as I have my file at work. I am in by 7:30 AM , R
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grumpy old man wrote:I have decided to open my own medical practise.
GOM's _______________ Services.
eViL tRoLl wrote:Interesting that they mention that funding has no impact, as Manitoba has the highest paid doctors in the country (almost in the world) so these high wages severely restrict the numbers of physicians that can actually be hired with limited funds.
This is all public record. In Canada the docs are either paid a wage or they have a business and bill the Province for services. The wages are negotiated by colleges of physicians. In Manitoba, all physicians are listed in an annual report with how much they made in the year, and around 500K gross is no exception (they may have huge expenses though, and I'm not just thinking Ferrari). The minium wage for physicians in Manitoba starts at about 221K/year. In other jurisdictions like Health Canada, WHO, European countries you can look at many job ads and very rarely see wages that top out even close to 200K/ year. For example at Health Canada, which is approximately the Canadian average, the max. is about 140K! So a move to Manitoba can easily mean a doubling of income for a Canadian doc. Because we don't have a higher health budget than other places, this also means we can only afford about half the number of docs.Triniman wrote:eViL tRoLl wrote:Interesting that they mention that funding has no impact, as Manitoba has the highest paid doctors in the country (almost in the world) so these high wages severely restrict the numbers of physicians that can actually be hired with limited funds.
Just wondering, where is this information from?
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