Ontario Medical Association

A lot of these families are single-income households.

The Ontario Medical Association suggested a fee guide puts a T2201 at an hourly rate with a $150 minimum, And it varies by practitioner and province.

There is free help with the form itself, but it's rarer than the free help with the tax return.

But it does exist.

In return, recipients will practice comprehensive family medicine for at least five years anywhere in Ontario.

Two and a half million people in the province don't have access to a family doctor, according to the Ontario Medical Association.

The High Rocks athlete who soiled herself mid-competition has now apologized for continuing to race and forfeited her win.

On social media, Joanna Wettrick says she felt completely fit and healthy at the start of the race and that she regrets the decision to not have stepped off the track.

In today's episode, we are going to discuss a different aspect of health system safety, the risks of communication error between laboratories and primary care offices, specifically family medicine specialists in Ontario.

To do this, we have two guests from the section of general and family practice, a part of the Ontario Medical Association.

The first is the chair of the SGFP, Dr. David Barber.

We also have Dr. Kevin Brophy, who is the chief physician officer of digital health.

Kevin Brophy

is a

family physician in Ottawa and the chief physician officer of digital health for the section of general and family practice at the Ontario Medical Association.

He works at the intersection of primary care and digital health planning, policy, and advocacy, focusing on how technology can reduce administrative burden for family physicians and improve safety for patients in Ontario.