Health Care Professionals and Official-Language Minorities in Canada
Creator:
Statistics Canada
Geography:
North America > Canada
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Date:
2001-2006
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The purpose of this report is to provide a portrait of the pool of certain groups of health care professionals who serve or who may be able to serve official-language minority communities (OLMC). In particular, it compares the proportional distribution of these professionals to that of minority populations. The data analysed in this report are obtained from the long census form, completed by one fifth of all Canadian households, except in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, where it is completed in each and every household. Due to the small size of the OLMCs in certain provinces, territories and sub-provincial regions, a lesser degree of precision can be achieved in estimating the size of the medical professional staff pool available to minority populations using official languages.
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