Dianne Delva MD CCFP FCFP The Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) process
is stressful for Canadian medical students and is a resource burden for family medicine …

“It worries me that so many family medicine spots went unfilled,” Dr. Nadia Alam, president of
the Ontario Medical Association, said on Twitter.“It suggests a dropping interest in family …

O n March 19, the 2021 results of the National Resident Matching Program will be
announced. 1 Each spring, we scrutinize every detail of the Match results, 2 but this year's …

Methods The AAFP Medical Education Division annually acquires and analyzes the NRMP
data for the number and percentages of US medical students and international graduates …

Family physicians are uniquely prepared to meet the medical needs of the American people
as reports demonstrate that family physicians are prepared to deliver just what Americans …

Results from the 2019 National Resident Matching Program Main Residency Match (NRMP
Match) released on March 15 show that 2019 marks a full decade of year-over-year growth …

The number of unmatched medical graduates has been increasing steadily and has become
the focus of attention in recent months, including a CMAJ article entitled “What to do about …

Family physicians are uniquely prepared to meet the medical needs of the American people.
According to the recent Future of Family Medicine study, the care that family physicians are …

Abstract 2017 and 2018 saw increased numbers of Canadian medical graduates (CMGs) go
unmatched to residency programs following the second iteration of the Canadian Resident …

Background: Previous studies examining potential sex and gender bias in the Canadian
Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) match have had conflicting results. We examined the …