IMPROVING
Peer Assessment Outcomes Pathway Assessment Outcomes
1,295 Physicians Assessed 422 Physicians Assessed
5%
2%
Interview
Re-Assessment
3%
3%
Re-Assessment
93%
4%
8%
Interview
2%
Deferred
Interview
92%
Satisfactory Satisfactory
RANDOM OVERALL
2%
Other*
Re-Assessment
87%
Satisfactory
AGE 70+
Pathway Assessments
This evaluation focuses on learning what, if any,
differences exist between practising physicians
who achieved registration through alternative and
traditional routes to registration.
Physicians registered through alternative path-
ways and policies are matched to physicians who
have been registered through traditional routes to
registration. Matching is based on gender, medi-
cal specialty, practice experience and practice
location. Up to 2,000 physicians are included in
the evaluation. The assessments, which began in
2013, will be finished in 2017.
*accept resignation, SCERP etc
Fast Fact
A Pan-Canadian Committee has been
struck to discuss how evidence can be
used to define factors of practice that
support physician performance or that
suggest a risk of poor performance.
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Methadone Assessment Outcomes
Satisfactory
Assessment Re-Assessment
or Interview
1st Year Assessment 72% 28%
3rd Year Assessment 75% 25%
5th Year Assessments 73% 27%
Re-assessments 64% 36%
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