Canada could have access to more than 10,000 doctors if licensing were less complicated, House Health Committee hears
The House Health Committee is looking into the links between immigration and health human resources shortages. But Liberal MP Mark Powlowski says the Conservatives' language on this 'ticks' him off as it suggests the problem in health care is a result of too many immigrants, which 'is clearly wrong.'
There “may be” as many as 13,000 internationally-trained health professionals who live in this country, but are unable to practise as millions of Canadians find themselves without access to care, members of the House Health Committee heard recently.
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