Primary care physicians’ perceptions of the role of alternative payment models in recruitment and retention in rural Alberta: a qualitative study

Yewande Ogundeji; Fiona Clement; Darryn Wellstead; Brenlea Farkas; Braden Manns

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Primary care physicians’ perceptions of the role of alternative payment models in recruitment and retention in rural Alberta: a qualitative study

Yewande Ogundeji, Fiona Clement, Darryn Wellstead, Brenlea Farkas and Braden Manns

July 20, 2021 9 (3) E788-E794; DOI: https://doi.org/10.9778/cmajo.20200202

Yewande Ogundeji

Departments of Community Health Sciences (Ogundeji, Clement, Wellstead, Farkas, Manns) and Medicine (Clement, Manns), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.

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Fiona Clement

Departments of Community Health Sciences (Ogundeji, Clement, Wellstead, Farkas, Manns) and Medicine (Clement, Manns), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.

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Darryn Wellstead

Departments of Community Health Sciences (Ogundeji, Clement, Wellstead, Farkas, Manns) and Medicine (Clement, Manns), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.

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Brenlea Farkas

Departments of Community Health Sciences (Ogundeji, Clement, Wellstead, Farkas, Manns) and Medicine (Clement, Manns), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.

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Braden Manns

Departments of Community Health Sciences (Ogundeji, Clement, Wellstead, Farkas, Manns) and Medicine (Clement, Manns), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.

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Yewande Ogundeji, Fiona Clement, Darryn Wellstead, Brenlea Farkas, Braden Manns

Jul 2021, 9 (3) E788-E794; DOI: 10.9778/cmajo.20200202

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Yewande Ogundeji, Fiona Clement, Darryn Wellstead, Brenlea Farkas, Braden Manns

Jul 2021, 9 (3) E788-E794; DOI: 10.9778/cmajo.20200202

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