A major threat to Quebec's health system

According to Montreal City, the Federation of Quebec Doctors has warned of an alarming exodus of doctors from the province's public health system. Statistics show the fact that a significant number of doctors have left the public health system of the province of Quebec.

According to experts in this field, the great pressure placed on family doctors in the public health system of the province has caused an increase in their migration. This excessive work pressure and sometimes beyond the capacity of doctors encourages them to make a decision to emigrate.

The Federation of Doctors of Quebec province, emphasizing the need to increase the attractiveness of the public health care system for family doctors, has called for a change in attitude and more support for them.

According to this federation, at the same time as the interest of doctors to work in the public system decreases, the private health sector of the province is growing. Reasonable wages and better working conditions attract doctors to the private sector and affect their professional and personal lives.

For many doctors, working in the private sector allows them to balance their personal and professional lives. However, this massive exodus of doctors from the public service sector may have serious consequences for Quebecers.

Currently, the public health system of Quebec province is facing a shortage of two thousand family doctors and more than 30% of people are on the waiting list to receive family doctor services. This issue shows the urgent need for efficient forces in the health system of the province.

Most emergency physicians in Quebec specialize in family medicine, providing home care, long-term care, obstetrics and other services.