According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (2007), Which

question 59

Multiple Choice

According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (2007) , which of the following is/are true?

• A) compared to five other industrialized nations, access to primary health care in Canada was second to lowest.
• B) fewer than 5 percent of family physicians in Ontario are accepting new patients.
• C) more than a third of Canadian patients who needed medical attention had to wait six or more days to get an appointment with a doctor.
• D) 25 percent of patients felt that a long wait time affected them negatively.
• E) over half of all the patients studied said they experienced worry, anxiety, and stress while waiting.

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