It should be noted, however, that, although this is a positive trend, the competition-adjusted FSP-to-population ratios are far less favourable than both the crude ratios from previous research and the general FP-to-population ratios presented here.
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Rethinking the way we measure access to language-concordant health services for minority language populations: a secondary analysis of publicly available physician and population data in Ontario, Canada.
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