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ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨undertook an environmental scan to understand how jurisdictions define, characterize and report unfilled health care positions within Canada and other countries.

ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨undertook an environmental scan to understand how jurisdictions define, characterize and report unfilled health care positions within Canada and other countries.

This report presents a high-level look at the practice patterns of family physicians today and how they have changed over the last decade.

Latest data suggests that the supply and distribution of health care workers may not be keeping pace with changes in Canada’s population, including across rural/remote regions and an aging population.

The supply of health care workers is growing overall, with variations in how professionals are distributed across Canada and the services they provide.

Download the most recent data on selected professionals, including nurses and physicians, with an interactive tool, data tables and detailed methodology notes.

ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨has compiled the most recent data on selected health professionals to illustrate the current state of the health workforce.

New data on vacancies, overtime and health care worker wellness sheds light on changes in experiences of health care workers and labour demand across different work environments.

Internationally educated health professionals make up a substantial portion of some health professions, and jurisdictions are tapping into this resource to build capacity.

Hospital health workers’ rates of sick time and overtime peaked during the pandemic. ºìÁì½í¹Ï±¨offers a glimpse of how hospital workers and patients fared during the COVID-19 crisis.