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📣 Research Highlight! We are proud to highlight our former director, Dr. André Coleman, who, together with Dr. Mahmood Beheshti, has just published an interesting clinical case in the Canadian Family Physician journal 🙌🏽 It explores chronic cough as a rare side effect of statins . Their work is a clear reflection of the clinical excellence and critical thinking that ITPs bring to the Canadian healthcare system.

ITPO members Dr. Mariana Jardim (Former Vice Chair and now PAR consultant) and Dr. Anjali Menezes have co-authored a powerful new article in the Canadian Family Physician journal that examines the systemic challenges faced by ITPs and calls for urgent reforms to support their integration into Canada's healthcare system.

Far fewer residency positions available for ITPs compared to CMGs. Open the spots! Adjust assessment criteria to capture ITP strengths!

Canada is experiencing a primary care crisis, with 6.5 million people currently lacking access to a family doctor

Executive Summary Practice-Ready Assessment (PRA) programs are one of the licensure pathways that are available in various provinces in...

Expanding Pathways to Licensure for Internationally Trained Physicians in Ontario: How to Get There and Why It Matters Contributing...

A Report on the Findings of the ITPO ITPs Backgrounder Survey EXECUTIVE SUMMARY There is a significant healthcare worker shortage in...

In March 2022, The Centre Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration (CERC Migration) at Toronto Metropolitan University (...

Ontario 360 project, housed at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, released a policy proposal by...

Statement Response to “Health Human Resource Policy Recommendations: Summary”. Internationally Trained Physicians of Ontario (ITPO) is a...

WHAT IS THE ISSUE? The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) has identified diabetes as one of the largest global health emergencies of...

A Response and Proposal by ITPO

Media Statement: Internationally Trained Physicians’ Access Coalition (ITPAC) Response to Ontario’s Bill 27 “Working for Workers Act,...