Canadian Medical Association, MD Financial Management Inc. and Scotiabank announce recipients of Health Care Unburdened Grant program
Summary
Physicians report working more than 10 hours per week outside of the normal workday on administrative tasks, a direct contributor to burn out," said Dr. Kathleen Ross, President, Canadian Medical Association. ""Physicians work tirelessly to care for their patients and the administrative work required within the medical field further adds to this load," said Pamela Allen, Chief Executive Officer, MD Financial Management Inc. "On behalf of Scotiabank and MD Financial Management, I would like to thank the organizations that applied to the Health Care Unburdened Grant program and congratulate the grant recipients for their important initiatives. "Grant recipients demonstrated their ability to make measurable reductions in the administrative burden facing physicians through initiatives that focus on systemic changes. Our ambition is a sustainable, accessible health system where patients are partners, a culture of medicine that elevates equity, diversity and wellbeing, and supportive communities where everyone has the chance to be healthy. For a detailed list of the MD Group of Companies, visit md.ca.Scotiabanks vision is to be our clients most trusted financial partner, to deliver sustainable, profitable growth and maximize total shareholder return.