Quebec wants to force new doctors to work in public system

Quebec 'ready to use' notwithstanding clause to force doctors to practise in province
Premier François Legault's comments at a news conference in Quebec City today elaborate on Health Minister Christian Dubé's announcement that he will table legislation requiring family doctors and specialists to start their careers in Quebec's public network.
Quebec plans to force new doctors to stay in the province and work in public system
The Quebec government is planning to force new doctors trained in the province to work in Quebec’s public health-care system for the first few years of their practice, in a bid to slow the loss of physicians to the private sector and to other provinces.
Quebec prepared to use notwithstanding clause to force medical graduates to practise in province
MONTREAL – Quebec Premier Francois Legault says his government is prepared to use the notwithstanding clause to force doctors trained in Quebec universities to begin their careers in the province’s public system.
Quebec wants to force new doctors to work in public system after graduating
Quebec says too many of its newly trained physicians are leaving the public health system as soon as their careers begin. The health minister plans to table a bill to curb this trend.
Quebec plans to force new doctors to stay in province and work in public health care system
Health Minister Christian Dubé says those who want to leave Quebec or work in the private system will face ‘consequences’
Quebec wants to make doctors they teach to work in public system to start
Health Minister Christian Dubé announced that he is looking into a bill that would make new doctors trained in Quebec temporarily stay out of the private system.
New doctors must first practice in the public system: CAQ government
Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube says he wants to introduce a bill that would require new family doctors and specialists trained in the province to practice in the public system for the first few years of their careers.
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