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Entry into the Medical Profession is Controlled by the Universities
Conflict of Interest
Canada has a two class system for entry into medicine
Canada’s two class system is an erosion of Canadian rights to freedom
Entry into the Medical Profesison is Not Based on Merit
Entry into the Medical Profession is Controlled by the Universities
Medical graduates from oil rich countries can buy their way into the medical profession but Canadians cannot.
Public Safety is at Risk
The current medical school admissions system discriminates against the poor and the lower middle class
The current system which discriminates against CSAs, costs more.
UBC says it lacks the physician resources to train more residents
We hire foreign doctors, while forcing CSAs to emigrate
ENTRY INTO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IS CONTROLLED BY THE UNIVERSITY, NOT BY THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS—
Legislation sets up regulatory bodies so that the regulatory body can fairly control admission into its profession.
Regulatory bodies are designed to operate in a conflict-free environment.
Fairness requires that admission to a profession be based on merit.
In Canada, the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons’ control of admission to the medical profession is in form only.
In reality, it is the universities which determine entry into the profession by choosing who gets the entry level jobs.
Universities do not operate in a conflict-free environment. Their interests are many and diverse.